Ottawa Man Faces Charges for Terrorizing Parliamentary Precinct Attack

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In a shocking turn of events, a 31-year-old male from Ottawa stands accused following a terrorizing attack in the Parliamentary Precinct of the city.

As records show, law enforcement collectively with paramedics were urgently called to the scene of violence, situated near the crossroads of Wellington Street and Kent Street, proximate to the Supreme Court of Canada structure. The frenzied assault occurred during the early morning hours, approximately at 9:10 a.m., Wednesday.


Local law enforcement, reacting quickly to frantic reports, uncovered multiple victims at the offensive act’s site. Every victim, although physically shaken and harmed by a blunt metallic object, incurred non-fatal injuries as confirmed by the police.

Inspector Scott Pettis of the Ottawa police informed sources that the unruly aggressor attacked approximately five people. “The alleged assailant selected a metallic pipe as his chosen weapon, which a courageous bystander managed to seize from him,” Pettis detailed. A brief physical altercation occurred when officers cornered him, but they managed to subdue him without additional flare-ups.

Accusations raised against the detainee include a string of violent crimes such as robbery and assault, employing a lethal weapon. According to law enforcement, this man’s ill-fated notoriety isn’t new to them. Following his arrest, he was held in custody, with his court appearance slated for Thursday.

Emergency medical services swiftly transported two females to a medical facility, though their injuries critically jeopardized their lives. One woman’s condition have since stabilized, while the health of the other woman has been declared serious.

As detectives continue to piece together this harrowing event, they implore anyone harboring further information to promptly contact the Ottawa Police Service Criminal Investigations Unit at 613-236-1222, extension 5166.