The last suspect involved in a deadly mass stabbing in downtown Toronto has been apprehended.

On July 17, Toronto police, with the assistance of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, arrested 28-year-old Hussein Ibrahim, who was transferred to Toronto four days later.

The victim, a 55-year-old identified by police as Jeffrey Munro, was stabbed during a confrontation with four other men near Queen and Sherbourne streets in the early hours of March 6, and was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries, but died shortly thereafter.

Within two weeks, police arrested three suspects and charged them with second-degree murder: 36-year-old Hussein Ilmi, 35-year-old Christopher Williamson, and 21-year-old Gedidiah Creighton Chauvailier, and police issued a Canada-wide warrant for Hussein.