Police say Abdulla Shaikh shot three people – two in Montreal, one in Laval – before he was killed by police at a motel in St\u002DLaurent in August 2022.
Police found no connections between Shaikh and any of his victims and concluded they were chosen randomly.
About two hours after the third homicide, police were able to identify the correct Dodge Challenger and had its licence plate. They tracked down the car’s owner, who told them he had rented the 2019 vehicle to Shaikh on July 29 via the Turo car-sharing platform.Article content Security guards at a nearby passport office told police they had seen the driver enter the Motel Pierre, right behind the Tim Hortons, Caron Vadeboncoeur said.
Two police officers returned fire and Shaikh was killed, said Plourde, whose agency investigates when a person was killed by a police officer.Caron Vadeboncoeur said he had a 9-mm handgun and ammunition with him; Shaikh’s DNA was found on the weapon. Another 9-mm handgun with more ammunition was found in his vehicle. Neither of the guns were legally obtained, Caron Vadeboncoeur said.
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