Police identify more suspects in Malton teen’s murder
Posted June 25, 2011 9:18 pm.
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Peel police are searching for two Toronto men accused of killing a 19-year-old from Malton this week.
Early Monday morning, Nitish Khanna and two friends were at the Tasty Bite Restaurant on Torbram Road, near Pearson airport, when he exchanged words with a group of strangers in the bathroom.
According to a witness, Khanna was soon after cornered in the parking lot and beaten to death with golf clubs. Police would only say they found him with “obvious signs of trauma” around 2 a.m.
Detectives arrested two men – Harsimran Singh Bal, 19, of Brampton, and Daljinder Sidhu, 24, of Toronto. They both appeared in court this week on charges of second-degree murder.
And now, officers have obtained Canada-wide arrest warrants for two more men, Manmeet Kang, 20, and Manjeet Singh, 19, wanted for second-degree murder.
Kang is described as South Asian, with a thin build and short black hair. Singh is described as South Asian, with a medium build and short black hair.
Police believe they might have fled to India.
