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Police identify 39-year-old man as Hamilton’s first homicide victim of 2022

Police say Shane Grenier, 39, is Hamilton's first homicide victim of 2022. Grenier was located lying on the ground suffering from a gunshot wound in the early evening of Mar. 6, 2022. Hamilton Police Service

Police have identified a 39-year-old Hamilton man as the city’s first homicide victim of 2022.

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Investigators say Shane Grenier was the individual found lying on the ground near Tisdale Street and Erie Avenue suffering from a gunshot wound on March 6.

“Shane’s family are deeply saddened by the sudden loss of their family member,” Hamilton police said in a release.

“In the wake of this crime, Shane’s family have requested privacy to grieve their loss.”

The victim died in hospital after paramedics rushed him to hospital around 6 p.m. on Sunday.

In a presser on Monday, Det. Sgt. Steve Berezuik said Grenier was known to police but it’s not clear why he would be targeted or why he was dumped where he was.

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The detective said it’s believed he was shot somewhere else in the city before dropped off on Tisdale.

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“I am pleading out to the neighbourhood and people with houses in that area to check their video cameras between 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Sunday evening for this particular BMW or any persons that may not fit the area or appear suspicious,” said Berezuik during the briefing.

 

Investigators continue to search for a Black BMW sedan with four doors and silver rims.

Anyone with information on the matter can reach out to Hamilton police at 905-546-4167.

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