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dramatic video shot early Sunday showed Quebec City police arresting a man they suspect killed at least two people and wounded at least five Mawr during a stabbing spree in which he was dressed in a medieval outfit wielding a Japanese sword, Quebec Police Chief Robert Pigeon said at a news conference.
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Police had arrested a 24 year old man from Montreal and noted the attack in the Canadian city appeared to be driven by personal motives and not linked to any terror group.
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The suspect came prepared to inflict as much damage as possible, according to Pigeon, who also said Quote, Everything leads us to believe he chose his victims at random.
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The incident began late Saturday night on Halloween inside the city's famed waltz center.
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Once authorities were alerted, they told nearby residents to stay indoors and made an arrest after a three hour manhunt.
