Canada - Jeremy Cook, 18, shot to death, London, Ont, 14 June 2015

[dotr]

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toron...ed-in-fatal-shooting-of-jeremy-cook-1.3121225

"London police are also looking for a second suspect, described as a black male with very short hair who was wearing a black jacket or shirt and a fitted hat.

A third man, who exited the vehicle just before the shooting, is being asked to contact police and identify himself".

 

[swedie]

2012 MS had a moving business... Wonder how much of the "history" information is true and if the business is still operating. MOO

History

Established in 2012.

Quik Pick Movers is a family owned and operated moving company that is locally oriented. We are family people working with and for families. Sultan Sultan the founding father of QuikPickMovers is a local practicing paralegal in Calgary, who relocated to Calgary from Ontario. He bought a truck to support his family and to help make ends meet as he built up his client base for his paralegal business in Calgary. Through the blessings of the beautiful city of Calgary, hard work and a little luck the company rose. With genius innovation, a sincere concern for the family unit, and a genuine understanding of the hardships associated with relocating; The Sultan Family has built QuikPickMovers into the Fastest Growing Modern Day Moving Company in Calgary.

http://www.yelp.ca/biz/quik-pick-movers-calgary-2

 

[dotr]

http://london.ctvnews.ca/london-police-id-suspect-in-death-of-jeremy-cook-1.2431617
"Muhab Sultanaly Sultan, 23, is seen in this image released by the London Police Service"

 

[swedie]

I'm pulling as much information as I can find before it disappears. Mods if there is anything I shouldn't post please delete or let me know. TIA.

Sultan Paralegeal Services
809 Dundas St London, ON N5W 5P6
(519) 645-0133

https://plus.google.com/115007878742303278536/about?gl=ca&hl=en

 

[swedie]

Meet the Business Owner

Muhab Sultan, is one of Canada´s fastest rising and youngest aspiring entrepreneurs. Quickly making a name for himself in sales at a young age he established his reputation as an event based direct marketing genius with ResQ Auto Glass an even based marketing subsidiary of the international marketing conglomerate Imminent Concepts. Muhab ventured off and opened his own sales marketing firm Xpress Auto Glass Inc. in Guelph, Ontario, November 2013. Now he is in Calgary over seeing the marketing and day to day operations of QuikPickMovers Calgary. His goal is to build awareness of the QuikPickMovers brand throughout the families of the City of Calgary and the surrounding areas.

http://www.yelp.ca/biz/quik-pick-movers-calgary-2

 

[swedie]

Muhab Sultan accused of shooting and murdering Jeremy Cook.

 

[dotr]

"A man by the same name, and roughly the same age, was arrested in London in 2011 for cocaine trafficking and gun charges.

Police got a call about a knife fight on Salisbury Avenue on Jan. 12 and came across two men involved in the scrap.

One ran from police but was soon captured. His brother tried to help him escape and was arrested too, police said.

Officers seized a 9 mm handgun, along with a magazine capable of holding 15 rounds of ammunition.

The London police guns and drugs section searched a vehicle and seized 1.9 grams of cocaine worth about $190 then.

A Muhab Sultan, then 19, was charged with causing a disturbance, breaking probation, careless use and storage of a firearm and ammunition, cocaine trafficking and other firearms infractions.

His brother, 21, was charged with possession of a firearm while prohibited, possession of a loaded regulated firearm, trafficking in cocaine and other firearms infractions.

It’s not certain the man arrested in 2011 in London is the same as the one police are seeking.

A man named Muhab Sultan, whose photograph shows a remarkable similarity to the one police issued, ran a moving business in Calgary.

His online profile suggests he began the business in 2012 after the family moved to Alberta from somewhere in Ontario".


http://www.lfpress.com/2015/06/19/l...y-man-wanted-in-shooting-death-of-jeremy-cook

 

[BirdycatNY]

I'm local to this and can't wrap my head around the loss of a child over a phone. I do believe there is more to the story that has yet to come out. I wonder how much time lapsed between leaving it in the cab and the odd hour it was being tracked at

I think that the murderers are comfortable committing crimes i.e. career criminals and have no regard for human life, which was why they killed someone over a phone. I think Jeremy was able to track down his phone and innocently/rightly went to get it, why would any one think it's dangerous. It's a great app for phone but dangerous if lost phone ends up in the hands of criminals. While I suppose it would be better for someone to go to police if they lost phone, not sure people will do that if more convenient just to locate and pick up phone.

So sad and unreal, Rest in peace Jeremy; and let justice be served on killers. Jmo

 

[swedie]

I think that the murderers are comfortable committing crimes i.e. career criminals and have no regard for human life, which was why they killed someone over a phone. I think Jeremy was able to track down his phone and innocently/rightly went to get it, why would any one think it's dangerous. It's a great app for phone but dangerous if lost phone ends up in the hands of criminals. While I suppose it would be better for someone to go to police if they lost phone, not sure people will do that if more convenient just to locate and pick up phone.

So sad and unreal, Rest in peace Jeremy; and let justice be served on killers. Jmo

Unfortunately BirdycatNY LE don't like to respond to calls such as this. They view them as petty crimes. Just like thefts of bicycles and other inexpensive items. I suspect these types of crimes are typically done by juvenile delinquents and if charges are laid and the delinquents go before a judge, they usually get a "slap on the wrist" so to speak and these crimes take up valuable court time and cost a lot of money. So I assume this is how our judicial system views petty crimes....a waste of time and money. Sadly this is why young people take issues into their own hands, they know their situation is a losing situation and one that won't be taken seriously. The younger generation has a totally different outlook on police then generations prior. MOO.

 

[matou]

The suspect goes by Hobzz. Here is his POF account: http://www.pof.com/viewprofile.aspx?profile_id=50400430

 

[matou]

He seems like he was doing well for himself too. What a shame. JMO

 

[swedie]

So are we to assume MS is the one who pulled the trigger? He is not the one who walked away before the car sped out of the parking lots according to the article.

Muhab Sultanaly Sultan wanted in fatal shooting of Jeremy Cook
Suspect, a 23-year-old Calgary man, wanted for second-degree murder

London, Ont., police have identified one suspect in the shooting death of Jeremy Cook, the teenager who died trying to track down his lost cellphone.

Muhab Sultanaly Sultan, 23, of Calgary is wanted for second-degree murder in connection with the shooting and remains at large as of Friday evening.

Police released Sultan's picture and warned anyone who sees him to call 911 right away and not approach the man.

London police are also looking for a second suspect, described as a black male with very short hair who was wearing a black jacket or shirt and a fitted hat.

A third man, who exited the vehicle just before the shooting, is being asked to contact police and identify himself.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toron...ed-in-fatal-shooting-of-jeremy-cook-1.3121225

 

[myzzy]

You guys are on the ball. I was just coming to post the picture of this guy. I'm so glad they have a name and hopefully more. I hope he is found quickly and sings like a bird

 

[myzzy]

I believe this is him http://www.championlifelondon.ca/sports/basketball_roster_2014.html

His photo seems to me like a gang pose with his hands slightly hidden but signing.

 

[swedie]

More photos of MS.

 

[swedie]

My heartfelt condolences, deepest sympathy goes out to Jeremy's loved ones. Losing a child is never easy. When their lives are taken in such a senseless and nefarious way as in Jeremy's case, it makes it that much more devastating and harder to comprehend. Especially when your child was well behaved, studious, loving and loved by many having such a positive outlook on life. Gone too soon to heaven.



From what I have learnt, Jeremy was such a vibrant, friendly, young, man with many friends. He was always wanting to see people happy and smile and he was always smiling himself. Jeremy moved from his home town of Brampton to pursue his carpentry career. He was excited about his future aspirations and was looking forward to attending Fanshawe College in London, in September, enrolled in a carpentry course. Jeremy had started his own small business after winning awards in high school. He was also a member of a London martial arts club and loved playing hockey.

His friends were expressing their grief and disbelief at word of his death. He was being remembered as a hard working teen who ran a Summer Company last year through the City of Brampton program. Cottage Chairs made "high quality outdoor furniture out of wood", according to the city's website.

He played hockey growing up in Brampton, according to friends, and former teammates said he always had a positive attitude and a smile on his face.

http://www.bramptonguardian.com/new...-fatally-shot-during-argument-over-cellphone/

Jeremy Ryan Cook, a young aspiring carpenter from Brampton. At age 18, he had already started his own business, building and selling cottage chairs, and won a skills competition in the GTA. Cook had come to London to pursue his dreams.

Last summer, Cook and his business — Cottage Chairs — were featured in a publication by the Brampton Small Business Enterprise Centre.

He had just graduated from the city’s Notre Dame Catholic secondary school, and was heading to Fanshawe College in London for carpentry, said a spokesperson for the Dufferin-Peel Catholic school board.

“His passion was in carpentry and he did very well,” said BC, adding Cook won the gold medal in the Dufferin-Peel Skills Canada competition.

http://news.nationalpost.com/news/c...llphone-in-london-ontario-its-pretty-shocking

 

[swedie]

"A man by the same name, and roughly the same age, was arrested in London in 2011 for cocaine trafficking and gun charges.

Police got a call about a knife fight on Salisbury Avenue on Jan. 12 and came across two men involved in the scrap.

One ran from police but was soon captured. His brother tried to help him escape and was arrested too, police said.

Officers seized a 9 mm handgun, along with a magazine capable of holding 15 rounds of ammunition.

The London police guns and drugs section searched a vehicle and seized 1.9 grams of cocaine worth about $190 then.

A Muhab Sultan, then 19, was charged with causing a disturbance, breaking probation, careless use and storage of a firearm and ammunition, cocaine trafficking and other firearms infractions.

His brother, 21, was charged with possession of a firearm while prohibited, possession of a loaded regulated firearm, trafficking in cocaine and other firearms infractions.

It’s not certain the man arrested in 2011 in London is the same as the one police are seeking.

A man named Muhab Sultan, whose photograph shows a remarkable similarity to the one police issued, ran a moving business in Calgary.

His online profile suggests he began the business in 2012 after the family moved to Alberta from somewhere in Ontario".


http://www.lfpress.com/2015/06/19/l...y-man-wanted-in-shooting-death-of-jeremy-cook

He can run but he cannot hide. LE will eventually find him. Someone will learn of his whereabouts and contact LE.

So obviously MS has a wrap sheet and is known to police. He had to have committed a crime prior to this disturbance charge in 2011, in order to break probation. The other article pertaining to this crime I found said three counts of breaching probation. . MOO.

Muhab Sultan, a 19-year-old man from London had been charged with causing a disturbance; three counts of breach of probation; possession of a loaded regulated firearm; possessing a firearm knowing no authority; possessing a firearm while unlicensed; occupy a motor vehicle with a firearm; careless use/storage of a firearm; careless use/storage of ammunition and trafficking in cocaine.

A London police spokesperson wouldn’t say whether investigators believe Sultan has returned to Calgary or remains in Ontario.

“We’re still conducting the investigation,” Const. Kimberly Flett said, adding Sultan is known to police.

http://www.lfpress.com/2015/06/19/l...y-man-wanted-in-shooting-death-of-jeremy-cook

 

[swedie]

He seems like he was doing well for himself too. What a shame. JMO

Of course unless the moving business is a front for other illegal activity. Wonder if it's still in business? MOO.

 

[swedie]

Visitation held for Brampton teen killed after tracking lost cellphone

http://www.citynews.ca/2015/06/20/visitation-held-brampton-teen-killed-tracking-lost-cellphone/

 

[swedie]

Suspect in slaying over lost cellphone ID'd by police

http://www.cbc.ca/player/Kids/Kids/ID/2669997451/