The Aporia · Criminality suspected in death of N.S. man injured in July electrocution, RCMP say

Rebecca Lau

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RCMP in Nova Scotia say a man who was found injured in an electrocution in Cumberland County over the summer has died from his injuries more than two months later, and “criminality is believed to be a factor” in his death. asserted

criminality → say → death

Police and first responders responded to a report of an injured man on Aug. 2 at a commercial property in the 3000-block of Highway 321 in Oxford, N.S., according to RCMP. uncertain

Police → respond → RCMP

Get breaking National news “The man was transported to hospital with injuries associated to an electrocution that occurred on July 29. asserted

that → get → July

The electrocution was not a workplace incident,” RCMP said in a Friday news release. asserted

RCMP → say → release

RCMP say the 51-year-old man from Amherst, N.S., died in hospital on Oct. 5 as a result of the injuries sustained in the July 29 electrocution. asserted

man → say → electrocution

“Officers are working with the Nova Scotia Medical Examiner Service to determine the manner of death. asserted

Officers → work → death

Criminality is believed to be a factor. asserted

Criminality → believe → ?

However, investigators do not believe there is a risk to the public,” RCMP added. asserted

RCMP → believe → public

Investigators are “aware” that there were other people with the man when the electrocution occurred and want to speak with them. asserted

electrocution → be → them

Police are also looking for dashcam footage or surveillance video from the area between July 29 and Aug. 2. asserted

Police → look → July

Anyone with information is asked to call the Northeast Nova RCMP Major Crime Unit at 902-896-5060 or contact Crime Stoppers. asserted

Anyone → ask → Stoppers

Criminality suspected in death of N.S. man injured in July electrocution, RCMP say

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