UPDATE - Man in Critical Condition Dropped off at Emergency Department

Greater Sudbury Police Services

SUDBURY, ONTARIO ~~~~~  November 23, 2022 (LSNews)  Through the ongoing investigation, Detectives in the Major Crime Section of our Criminal Investigation Division have gathered images of the unidentified man who brought the 22 year old man to the hospital.

We are looking to speak with this man in order to determine the events that lead to the 22 year old man sustaining critical injuries.

Anyone with information related to the identity of this man is asked to contact our Criminal Investigation Division at 705-675-9171.

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Man in Critical Condition After Being Dropped off at Emergency Department

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Under the leadership of Chief Paul Pedersen and governed by the Greater Sudbury Police Services Board, the Greater Sudbury Police Servicepolicing over 3,350 square kilometres of land and 333 lakes. We employ over 440 dedicated and committed members that serve our community in a variety of departments and units. We also offer multiple volunteer opportunities through various programs and committees. Through Our Shared Commitment to Community Safety and Well-being, we are a victim-focused police service that champions community safety, security and wellness, and initiatives and partners to achieve change in community outcomes. We intervene collaboratively to reduce situations of elevated risk and we enforce laws, holding offenders accountable.

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