in si de ha lto n. co m O ak vi lle B ea ve r | T hu rs da y, Ju ne 17 ,2 02 1 | 4 13TH ANNUAL Do you know an inspiring immigrant who has made a positive impact in Canada? Celebrate their achievements by nominating them for this coveted national award by June 18th, 2021. NOMINATE TODAYAT www.canadianimmigrant.ca/top25 s noitaniomN s noitaniomN s noitaniomN !nepe Oar !nepe Oar !nepe Oar Program Partners: Media Sponsors: SING TAO MEDIA 25+ Years Experience 100% Canadian Made Cabinetry Quality Craftsmanship • Custom Made Kitchen & Bathroom Cabinetry • Closet Systems • Entertainment Units • Basement Renovations • Full Renovations & More! Visit Our 6,000 sq.ft. Design Centre: Units 2-3, 333 Wyecroft Rd.,Oakville 905.844.3332 | www.aromakitchens.ca • info@aromakitchens.ca Create Your Dream Look Three Peel region men face first-degree murder charges in the shooting death of an Oakville man at a Mississauga restaurant. The incident occurred when gunfire rang out at the Chicken Land restau- rant near Glen Erin Drive and the Collegeway just be- fore 7:20 p.m. on May 29. Police say men entered the premises and began shooting at the staff, strik- ing the 56-year-old owner, his 44-year-old wife, his two sons, aged 22 and 25, and a 58-year-old male em- ployee. The owner's 13-year-old daughter was also inside, but she wasn't physically injured. Naim Akl, the 25-year- old son from Oakville, was pronounced dead at the scene. The four others were transported to trau- ma centres. On Tuesday, June 8, po- lice arrested and charged Naqash Abbasi, a 31-year- old man from Brampton, and arrested Suliman Ra- za, 25, of Mississauga the following day. Both men are charged with first-degree murder and five counts each of at- tempted murder using a firearm. A third suspect -- 20- year-old Anand Nath of Mississauga -- surren- dered to Montreal police on Thursday, June 10 and was returned to the region to answer to the same charg- es. "This was a horrific act of violence which resulted in loss of life and serious injury to the surviving vic- tims, said Peel police Chief Nish Duraiappah. "These incidents shatter commu- nity safety and will be re- sponded to accordingly with a commitment to bring those responsible to justice while protecting the public," Anyone with any infor- mation, dashcam, or video footage is asked to contact the Homicide and Missing Person Bureau at 905-453- 2121, extension 3205. Information may also be left anonymously by call- ing Peel Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477), or by visiting www.peelcrimes- toppers.ca. - With files by Louie Rosella NEWS TRIO FACE MURDER CHARGES IN SHOOTING DEATH OF OAKVILLE MAN KAREN MARTIN-ROBBINS kmartinrobbins@ metroland.com From left, Anand Nath, Naqash Abbasi and Sulima Raza have been charged in the shooting death of Oakville's Naim Akl. Peel police photo Halton police are looking for one suspect following the armed rob- bery of an Oakville gas station on Friday, June 11. At approximately 10 p.m., a man entered the Husky Gas station at 630 Fourth Line, pulled out a knife and demanded cash from the employee, police said. The employee report- edly complied and gave the suspect some money from the register. The robber then left the area. The employee was not physically in- jured during the incident. The suspect is de- scribed as Black, approxi- mately six-foot with an average build. He wore a black hoodie over his head, a light-col- oured shirt underneath, black pants, black boots and a black face covering. The man carried a black bag and a silver pocket-knife. Anyone with informa- tion about this incident is asked to contact Halton police at 905-825-4747 ext. 2216 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). CRIME KNIFE PULLED DURING GAS STATION ROBBERY One suspect sought following gas station robbery on June 11, 2021. Grahame Paine/Metroland DAVID LEA dlea@metroland.com