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Police identify 21-year-old man stabbed to death in Hamilton

Hamilton police have identified the victim of a fatal stabbing on Sunday as Zenin Roussel, a 21-year-old local man. The incident occurred outside King Street Billiards after the establishment closed its doors. A taxi driver discovered Roussel with severe stab wounds and promptly called the police around 2:30 a.m. Despite being transported to a hospital, Roussel succumbed to his injuries and is now being treated as a homicide victim.

The police have not released the identities of the suspects involved or announced any arrests in connection with the case. Authorities are encouraging anyone with information, including dashcam footage, to come forward and provide a statement to the police.

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