Edmonton murder suspect 5th most-wanted person in Canada

Murder suspect Saed Osman. (Credit: Bolo Program/handout)

By News Staff

Posted October 18, 2022 12:26 pm.

A man facing first-degree murder charges in Edmonton is the fifth most-wanted person in Canada, according to the Bolo Program.

Saed Osman is wanted on a Canada-wide warrant in connection with the March 12 shooting outside the Ertale Lounge at 124 Street and 118 Avenue.

Twenty-eight-year-old Imbert George was killed in that shooting. Several others were who were struck randomly were seriously injured.

RELATED: Suspect arrested connected to shootings in Edmonton that killed two people

Edmonton police say Osman remains at large.

The Bolo Program updated its top-25 list of Canada’s most wanted fugitives on Tuesday.

WATCH: Edmonton man makes Canada’s most wanted list

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