Ahmad Al Marrach came with his family to Canada from Syria as refugees eight years ago. He was a student at Citadel High School.
Halifax police have charged a third teen with second-degree murder in the death of Ahmad Al Marrach, 16, who was stabbed last week in the parking lot of the Halifax Shopping Centre.CBC NewsAhmad Al Marrach, who was stabbed to death on April 22, came with his family from Syria to Canada as refugees eight years ago. He was a student at Citadel High School in Halifax.
Officers were called to the parkade, located on Mumford Road, around 5 p.m. on April 22. Al Marrach died shortly after being rushed to hospital. Halifax Regional Police responded to a report of an injured person in the parking lot at Halifax Shopping Centre just after 5 p.m. on April 22. about 100 people took part in a sombre gathering at Peace and Friendship Park in downtown Halifax.
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