Man wanted for 2nd-degree murder turns himself in, police say
Marco Michaud, who was charged Friday in the death of another man who spent six months in a coma, has turned himself in, police say.
Marco Michaud, 36, was wanted in connection with a fatal assault committed in 2017
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An Ottawa man charged with second-degree murder in the death of a man who spent six months in a coma has turned himself in, police say.
Marco Michaud, 36, gave himself up Saturday morning, Ottawa police said.
Michaud was charged Friday in the death of 53-year-old Gerald Leduc, who was assaulted on Selkirk Street in Vanier last July.
Police said Leduc was still in a coma when he died in hospital on Jan. 18.
Michaud is expected to appear in an Ottawa courtroom Sunday.