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Winnipeg fugitive accused of two homicides now behind bars, police say

Thunder Lightning Fontaine. Winnipeg Police Service

Winnipeg police have arrested a suspect wanted in connection with two late-2021 homicide investigations.

Thunder Lightning Fontaine was wanted for first-degree murder in the Nov. 24 death of Angus Maple and second-degree murder in the death of Anthony Sinclair on Dec. 9.

He had evaded police until he was arrested early Tuesday, when police said they approached a vehicle with no plates parked on Stella Avenue.

Fontaine, one of the vehicle’s occupants, ran from police but was taken into custody after a short chase on foot.

Read more: Winnipeg murder suspect at large now wanted in second homicide

 

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A second person in the Angus Maple killing has also been identified and charged.

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Tim Lecoy Maple, 33, faces second-degree murder charges and remains in custody.

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