LONDON, Ont. – Police in London, Ont. say they’ve arrested an outstanding suspect in a recent homicide.
Police said last week they were hunting for 41-year-old William Tombs in connection with the death of 24-year-old Matthew Perry.
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They allege Perry and one other victim were kidnapped and Perry later died after falling from a height.
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Tombs is one of eight people now facing charges in connection with the death.
His seven charges include manslaughter, forcible confinement and assault with a weapon.
The other seven accused are facing nearly three dozen charges between them.
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