Date of Murder | Victim | Victim's Age | Cause of Death | City Ward | Suspect | |
January 8th, 2015 | Nathan Miller | 20 | Shooting | 3 (28 Madison Avenue) | Male 15, Jemaal Wilson, 20, Shamoiey Akindejoye 21 | |
March 25th, 2015 | Renee Neganiwina | 26 | Fire? | 4 (561 Kenilworth Avenue) | Joseph Snelgrove, 38 | |
May 15th, 2015 | William McConville | 40 | Beating | 2 (Stinson and Victoria) | Gordon Eugene O'Hara, 33, and Joshua Vernon O'Hara, 27 | |
August 12th, 2015 | Shariek Douse | 18 | Shooting | 2 (MacNab Street North and Simcoe Street) | N/A | |
August 13th?, 2015 | Lori Constable | 55 | Asphyxiation | 15 (Riley Street, Waterdown) | Wayne Constable, 55 (husband, deceased, murder suicide | |
December 21st, 2015 | Carmon Ward | 60 | Shooting | 12 (Miller Drive, Ancaster) | N/A |
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Saturday, January 2, 2016
Hamilton Finishes With Six Homicides In 2015, 1.35 Per 100,000 Inhabitants (Toronto 2.10)
Hamilton ends up finishing with six murders in 2015, down one from 2014. Note that is the city, not the census area. Using the somewhat out of date Statscan population of 520K from 2011, that's a murder rate of 1.15 per 100,000 inhabitants. To contrast with Toronto which had 55 murders in 2015, or a murder rate of 2.10 per 100,000 (based over the Statscan 2011 population number of 2,615K).
Four murders were in the lower city. None on the Mountain, one each in Ancaster and Waterdown.
You can find a list of the seven 2014 murders in Hamilton here.
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