Man, 27, wanted for murder after woman found dead in park: Niagara police
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This article was published 24/10/2025 (310 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Police in Niagara Region say a 27-year-old man is wanted for second-degree murder after a woman was found dead in a park on Tuesday.
Police say they were called to the scene at Charles Daley Park in Lincoln, Ont., around 11 a.m. where they found the body of a woman with traumatic injuries.
Police have since identified the woman as Amanpreet Saini, 27, of Toronto.
Police say they’re seeking a Canada-wide warrant for the 27-year-old male suspect, of Brampton, Ont., on the charge of second-degree murder.
They say investigators have information that suggests the suspect may have fled the country shortly after Saini’s body was found.
Police believe it was a targeted incident and there’s no ongoing threat to public safety.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 24, 2025.