British Columbia

1 man dead, suspect arrested and charged following Canada Day stabbing incident

Vancouver police say they have arrested one man following a stabbing on Vancouver's Downtown Eastside on Canada Day.

Luis Maulen, 52, facing 1 count of 2nd-degree murder

A close up picture of two Vancouver Police officers with jackets and walkie-talkies on their chests.
Vancouver police have arrested and charged 52-year-old Luis Maulen with second degree murder in connection with a Canada Day stabbing on the Downtown Eastside. (Maggie MacPherson/CBC)

Vancouver police say they have arrested one man following a stabbing on Vancouver's Downtown Eastside on Canada Day.

Officers were called to investigate a report of a stabbing that occurred in an area near East Hastings Street and Hawks Avenue just after 10:30 a.m., July 1, according to a police statement issued Monday. 

The victim who police have identifed as Vancouver resident Daniel Haydon, 49, was taken to hospital where he died of his injuries two days later on July 3.

Police have arrested and charged 52-year-old Luis Maulen.

Maulen remains in police custody and is facing one charge of second-degree murder in connection with Haydon's death.