Tomasz Winnicki v2.0
December 16th, 2006, 08:53 PM
http://www.citynews.ca/news/news_5542.aspx
Search For Murder Suspect Continues
Thursday November 23, 2006
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It's been more than a week since Colves "Jacko" Meggoe was gunned down at his Malvern home and police are hoping you can help them track down a suspect.
Detectives allege two men are responsible for the murder and one was arrested Nov. 19. Mark Cain, 36, is facing a first-degree murder charge and a Canada-wide arrest warrant for another suspect is still outstanding.
Cops say Jason "Buju" Cain, 19, (pictured) is known to frequent the Malvern area and should be considered armed and dangerous.
Meggoe was shot to death at his home on Horseley Hill Drive on Nov. 14. Police have hinted the victim may have been involved in drugs, but Meggoe's neighbours denied the claim, describing him as a Good Samaritan who worked to help his community, even taking in street kids.
Detectives won't speculate on a motive or if drugs may have been a factor.
If you spot Cain, do not approach him, but call authorities immediately at (416) 808-7400 or Crime Stoppers at (416) 222-TIPS. You can also dial 911.
Search For Murder Suspect Continues
Thursday November 23, 2006
http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/1949/nov2306meggoesuspectuh9.jpg
It's been more than a week since Colves "Jacko" Meggoe was gunned down at his Malvern home and police are hoping you can help them track down a suspect.
Detectives allege two men are responsible for the murder and one was arrested Nov. 19. Mark Cain, 36, is facing a first-degree murder charge and a Canada-wide arrest warrant for another suspect is still outstanding.
Cops say Jason "Buju" Cain, 19, (pictured) is known to frequent the Malvern area and should be considered armed and dangerous.
Meggoe was shot to death at his home on Horseley Hill Drive on Nov. 14. Police have hinted the victim may have been involved in drugs, but Meggoe's neighbours denied the claim, describing him as a Good Samaritan who worked to help his community, even taking in street kids.
Detectives won't speculate on a motive or if drugs may have been a factor.
If you spot Cain, do not approach him, but call authorities immediately at (416) 808-7400 or Crime Stoppers at (416) 222-TIPS. You can also dial 911.