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Murder of 21-year-old added to Nova Scotia’s crime reward program

The murder of Donald Jermaine Stephenson has been added to the Nova Scotia's major reward program. File/ Global News

The murder of Donald Jermaine Stephenson in Halifax has been added to Nova Scotia’s rewards program for major unsolved crimes.

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The 21-year-old Stephenson was shot to death when a gunman wearing a skull mask burst into his home in October 2010.

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Justice Minister Mark Furey says families deserve closure when they lose a loved one to violence and he’s joining police in asking anyone with a tip about Stephenson’s death to come forward.

The reward program offers up to $150,000 dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or people responsible for his and other homicides.

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