Warrant issued for suspect in manslaughter case

Updated: Wed Jun. 20 2012 11:07:45

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Winnipeg police have issued an arrest warrant after a 36-year-old man was killed.

On June 16, officers were called to the 1300 block of Fife Street for a report of a fight.

Marlin David Gray, 36, was found with serious upper body injuries. He was rushed to hospital, but died from injuries on June 18, said police.

On June 20, police issued an arrest warrant for manslaughter for Abraham Marcel Steve Lagimodiere, 25.

Anyone with information on his location is asked to call investigators at 986-2848 or Crime Stoppers at 786-8477.

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CRUISE SHIP DISASTER: 'Significant human error' by captain may have been to blame for sinking, ship's owner says The company operating a cruise ship than capsized after hitting rocks off western Italy on Friday says the captain may have "committed errors". He appears to have sailed too close to land and not to have followed the company's emergency procedures, Costa Crociere said in a statement. Capt Francesco Schettino is suspected of manslaughter, but denies wrongdoing. At least five people have died but about 15 remain unaccounted for. Divers are trying to find more survivors. "It seems that the commander made errors of judgement that had serious consequences," Costa Crociere said. www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk BBC © 2012

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