Suspect identified in deadly stabbing in Mississauga: ‘ARMED AND DANGEROUS’
Kevin Chippie, 35, of Brampton, is wanted for second-degree murder
Mississauga police are seeking a suspect linked to a fatal stabbing that occurred outside a party last weekend. Emergency services responded to an industrial site near Tomken and Kamato Roads just before 5 a.m. and discovered 47-year-old Kevin McFarlane with severe stab injuries. Despite efforts to save his life, McFarlane was pronounced dead at the scene.
On Monday, detectives revealed the identity of the suspect as 35-year-old Kevin Chippie, who is now wanted for second-degree murder. Chippie is described as a Black man with a muscular build and long dreadlocks, sporting a tattoo of five stars on his left upper cheek. He was last seen wearing a black jacket and dark clothing. Police note that Chippie has a history of involvement in unrelated incidents and is currently deemed armed and dangerous.
Authorities urge the public to avoid approaching the suspect and instead contact emergency services at 911 if they come across him.
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