A man who was already behind bars has been charged by police in the death of another man last summer in southeast Edmonton.
Edmonton police were called just before 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, July 26, 2020, to a disturbance at a home in Mill Woods near 16 Avenue and 42 Street.
Upon arrival, officers found Gabriel Sunshine, 34, inside the home suffering from life-threatening injuries.
EMS responded and treated him, however, Sunshine died of his injuries on scene.
On Friday, March 5, the Edmonton medical examiner released the final autopsy results to EPS homicide investigators, which confirmed Sunshine died as a result of “a wound caused by a sharp-edged weapon” with the manner of death being homicide.
Brian Jerome James Paul, 27, was charged with second-degree murder after a warrant for his arrest was obtained on Nov. 20, 2020, police said.
The warrant came after he was arrested in Saskatchewan.
Police said at that time, Paul was in custody on an unrelated matter at the Saskatoon Correctional Facility. He has since been brought back to Alberta and is being held at the Edmonton Remand Centre, an EPS spokesperson confirmed.
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