Friends and family are mourning 16-year-old Shane Cushman, whom CTV News Windsor has confirmed was the victim of Sunday\u2019s fatal stabbing.<\/p>\n
Kaleb Metivier identified himself as one of Cushman\u2019s best friends and is planning a tribute…<\/p>\n
“I\u2019m getting a tattoo on my hand to symbolizes his memory along with my other friends who were close to him,” says Metivier.<\/p>\n
Another high school friend said no one should lose their life so young.<\/p>\n
“No one deserves to go out that soon,” she said.<\/p>\n
On a GoFundMe page<\/a>, Cushman\u2019s family say they hope his death brings “…more attention to youth fighting and violence in Windsor and reminds people that this isn\u2019t something to ignore.”<\/p>\n Shortly before 6 p.m. on April 26, officers responded to a report of a person with a weapon<\/a> in the 300 block of Tecumseh Road East.\u00a0<\/p>\n Once on scene, they located a 16-year-old male suffering from a stab wound.<\/p>\n Officers immediately initiated life-saving measures, including CPR, until emergency medical services arrived. Police say the victim was then transported to hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries.<\/p>\n Officers say they tracked down and arrested the suspect at a residence in 1500 block of Goyeau Street.<\/p>\n Hatem Hameed, 18, has been formally charged<\/a> with first-degree murder, uttering threats to cause death, and wearing a facemask in the commission of an offence.<\/p>\n This is the second homicide recorded in Windsor in 2026.<\/p>\n