Three arrested for Second-Degree Murder

July 20, 2025

July 20, 2025

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Three people have been arrested following a homicide resulting from a weapons call that occurred yesterday.


The Thunder Bay Police Service Primary Response Unit responded to a weapons call in the 200 block of Pearl Street in the early morning of Saturday, July 19.  


Police located an adult male victim at the scene. Allan Faykes, 32, was transported to hospital where he was pronounced deceased.  


The Major Crimes Unit became involved in the investigation.


As a result of the investigation, three suspects were identified. The suspects, all of Thunder Bay, were arrested and charged with Second-Degree Murder:


Kyran ANNALA, 20

Dylan WABASON, 22, is also charged with breach of probation, breach of firearms prohibition

Stephanie WANAKAMIK, 45



The accused individuals appeared in court on Sunday and have been remanded into custody with a future appearance date.

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