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Manitoba’s IIU seeks witness to fatal police shooting

WATCH: We're learning new details about the man who was shot and killed by police Sunday. One organization who knew him says he was unable to get back home to Nunavut - and is calling for better services for Inuit in the north and in Winnipeg. Iris Dyck reports.

Manitoba’s police watchdog is reaching out to the public for help in identifying a potential witness to a fatal police shooting earlier this week.

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The Independent Investigation Unit (IIU) says it has reviewed video footage of the incident and there’s a person who can be seen who likely witnessed the shooting. So far, their efforts to identify the witness haven’t been successful.

The Nov. 24 incident, at a Unicity-area shopping complex, saw a police officer stabbed in the neck, followed by police shooting and killing the 24-year-old suspect.

The man has since been identified as Jordan Charlie, originally from Taloyoak, Nunavut.

Anyone with information is asked to call the IIU at at 204-948-7000 in Winnipeg or toll-free at 1-844-667-6060.

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