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Two Brothers, 17, Named in Brampton Shooting Case

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Two Brothers, 17, Named in Brampton Shooting Case
Police in Peel Region investigate a shooting in Brampton on July 5, 2026. CITYNEWS/David Piedra
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Police in Peel Region have named two 17-year-old brothers as suspects in the deadly shooting of a man in Brampton earlier this month.

Authorities report that shortly after 3:30 p. m. on July 5, a confrontation among several individuals near Edenbrook Hill Drive and Earlsbridge Boulevard led to gunfire. Upon their arrival, officers discovered a man in his 20s with a gunshot wound. He was rushed to a trauma center but was later pronounced dead. His identity has not been released.

The suspects have been identified as Shemii Whittaker and Shemel Whittaker.

Photos of Shemii Whittaker and Shemel Whittaker, both 17, of Brampton, wanted by police in Peel Region in a fatal shooting on July 5, 2026. PRP/HO

Investigators have secured a court order allowing them to share the photos of the two until 5 p. m. on July 22 or until they are taken into custody.

“The suspects should be considered armed and dangerous,” police stated in a release on Friday while asking the public not to approach them and to call 911 immediately.

“Investigators are also urging both suspects to seek legal counsel and surrender to police. They also remind the public that anyone found harboring or assisting the suspect may be arrested and charged.”

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