Halifax police say they believe there are people who have information on a one-year old homicide case and are asking for the public to come forward with information.
Tuesday marks one year since Tyler Ronald Joseph Keizer was shot to death in Halifax.
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At around 10:45 p.m. on Nov. 21, 2016, Halifax Regional Police responded to a report of gunshots in the area of Falkland and Gottingen Streets.
When officers arrived, they found Tyler wounded in a vehicle. He was taken to the QEII Health Sciences Centre with life-threatening injuries, but later died.
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His death was later ruled a homicide.
Keizer’s death marked the 12th homicide in Halifax that year and was the third fatal shooting in just nine days.
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Police told Global News at the time that they did not believe the shooting was a random act and did think Tyler was the target.
Friends told Global News that although he had a difficult past, they were remembering him as the person he had become.
“Everybody makes mistakes. Everybody goes down a bad road at some point in their lives,” said Shelly Landsburg, who grew up with Keizer.
“I wish that I would have had a little more time to be able to see him.”