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Police on an unrelated name made a grotesque discovery in the course of a Calgary road — the physique of a slain metropolis man, a homicide trial heard Tuesday.
Crown prosecutor Tiffany Dwyer, studying from a press release of agreed info within the trial of Eddy Nakasenh-Bandasak, stated two officers had been flagged down by witness Brenden Edmand whereas on their approach to a name within the southeast neighborhood of Lynnview.
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“They noticed a male, now recognized to be Brenden Edmand, on the telephone and waving to get their consideration,” Dwyer stated, studying from the exhibit signed by Nakasenh-Bandasak and his lawyer, Mary Stephensen.
“Mr. Edmand was standing within the street in entrance of 135 Lynnview Rd. S.E. When the officers approached the scene (one) noticed … a physique within the street with a big pool of blood congealed beneath, face down, and going through southbound,” Dwyer stated.
The second officer, who was the passenger within the police car, “noticed Mr. Edmand frantically waving and behind him noticed a physique face down on the bottom.”
That officer famous “a big pool of blood across the high of the male. He put gloves on and checked for a pulse across the neck,” Dwyer stated.
“He couldn’t discover a pulse and the male was not respiration. A couple of seconds later fireplace vans arrived on scene, after which EMS. He noticed the medic pronounce the male deceased.”
Nakasenh-Bandasak is charged with second-degree homicide in reference to the Sept. 22, 2020, deadly stabbing of his roommate Ismail (Izzy) Charanek.
Dwyer instructed Calgary Courtroom of King’s Bench Justice Nancy Dilts police arrived on the scene round 4:43 a.m.
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