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RON PIETRONIRO / METROLAND
AJAX -- Durham Regional Police were still on the scene Thursday morning of a murder at the plaza on the northwest corner of Salem and
Kingston roads. One person is dead and one was seriously injured during the incident that occurred around midnight. Man dead in Ajax stabbing
ANOTHER MAN SERIOUSLY INJURED; HUNT IS ON FOR ASSAILANT
BY JEFF MITCHELL
jmitchell@durahmregion.com
AJAX -- One man is dead and another was seri-
ously injured in a stabbing incident Wednesday
night in Ajax.
Durham police responded to two scenes in the
wake of the violent incident, which started in a
parking lot near a Keg restaurant at Kingston and
Salem roads just before 11 p.m. One of the stab-
bing victims managed to leave the scene but was
found collapsed more than a kilometre away,
police said. He died later at hospital. The other
victim, 24, remained at the scene of the stabbing.
The dead man has been identified as Victor
Cameron, 32, of Fletcher Avenue in Ajax. The
second man, who wasn’t identified, is expected
to recover.
Durham homicide detectives are working to
piece together events leading to the violent out-
burst.
“We’re still trying to get a handle on it,” Detec-
tive Dave Henderson said early Thursday.
While there was early speculation the injured
men were fighting each other, cops are working
on an alternative theory.
“That was the original thought but my sense
now is that’s not the case,” Det. Henderson said.
“At this stage we’re looking at a scenario involv-
ing an unidentified attacker.”
Thursday morning Durham police, including
forensic investigators, had cordoned off the park-
ing lot. A trail of evidence markers was visible and
police had erected a canopy in the vicinity of sev-
eral parked vehicles including a red Dodge Char-
ger, a black Cadillac STS and a dark Ford SUV.
Police responded to a call of a disturbance at
about 10:50 p.m. Wednesday and arrived at the
plaza to find a wounded man lying on the pave-
ment, Sergeant Nancy van Rooy said. Several
witnesses were present and some were adminis-
tering first aid.
The victim was taken to a local hospital before
being transferred to a trauma unit in Toronto.
Witnesses told police a second victim had fled
the scene in a vehicle.
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