Charges laid in six-year-old Abbotsford murder case

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Posted June 15, 2016 3:52 pm.

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ABBOTSFORD (NEWS 1130) – Two men have been charged in a six-year-old murder case out of Abbotsford.

RCMP say Gavinder Grewal and Jason Himpfen haves been arrested this week in connection with the shooting of Mandy Johnson on Polar Avenue in 2010.

Johnson was shot and killed while sitting in the passenger seat of her boyfriend’s SUV.

Himpfen has been charged with second-degree murder, Grewal is charged with manslaughter and both are charged with attempted murder.

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