Spencerville man dead in west end Ottawa stabbing

Police and paramedics received a call at 6:45 p.m. on Monday from the area of Penny Drive, not far from the intersection of Carling Avenue and Richmond Road. There, they found a man with life-threatening stab wounds, according to the paramedic service. “Paramedics attempted to stabilize his condition on scene and during his transport to hospital,” Ottawa paramedic spokesperson Marc-Antoine Deschamps said. “When he arrived at the hospital, he was in critical condition.” At the hospital, Wilson succumbed to his wounds. Police had cleared the area by Tuesday morning, but gauze, medical scissors, medical gloves and blood remained on the ground in front of a unit on the 2900 block of Penny Drive.

Police and paramedics received a call at 6:45 p.m. on Monday from the area of Penny Drive, not far from the intersection of Carling Avenue and Richmond Road.

There, they found a man with life-threatening stab wounds, according to the paramedic service.

“Paramedics attempted to stabilize his condition on scene and during his transport to hospital,” Ottawa paramedic spokesperson Marc-Antoine Deschamps said. “When he arrived at the hospital, he was in critical condition.”

At the hospital, Wilson succumbed to his wounds.

Police had cleared the area by Tuesday morning, but gauze, medical scissors, medical gloves and blood remained on the ground in front of a unit on the 2900 block of Penny Drive.