Man charged with attempted murder in connection with Montérégie wedding stabbing
Posted September 20, 2022 11:52 am.
The 27-year-old man who allegedly attacked multiple people at a wedding in the Montérégie over the weekend has been charged with 10 counts, including three attempted murder charges in connection to the bride and two other guests.
Jimmy-Lee Loder appeared at the St-Hyacinthe courthouse Monday.
BACKGROUND: Three people stabbed at wedding in Montérégie: report
He allegedly seriously injured his girlfriend, the bride and her father on Saturday night during a wedding reception in St-Pie, about 76 km east of Montreal.
Loder is also accused of having assaulted these same people as well as another guest.
According to TVA Nouvelles, Loder would have first fought with his 31-year-old girlfriend, before going to get a knife and then coming back to attack her with the weapon.
He then turned to the 30-year-old bride and her 54-year-old father, stabbing her in the back and the latter in the chest. He then fled on foot.
He was finally located and arrested around 2 a.m. on Sunday morning.
Despite self-inflicted injuries, he refused to be transported to hospital.
Loder will remain in custody until his next court date Sept. 23.
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