The Sarnia Police Service has issued a Canada-wide arrest warrant for 24-year-old Kyaw Doe of London, Ontario, following a fatal shooting at a Lambton College campus bar on April 10, 2026.
Officers were called to the Lion’s Den pub and grill at 12:52 am that morning following reports of gunfire. Three men were shot during the incident, including 20-year-old Dane Nisbet of Sarnia. Despite receiving lifesaving efforts at the scene and at Bluewater Health, Nisbet passed away from his injuries. The other two victims sustained non-life-threatening injuries.
Investigators state that the shooting was not a targeted attack on Nisbet, his friends, or the college. Instead, police say it followed a random confrontation after Doe had been causing trouble at several other local establishments throughout the evening. At the time of the shooting, Doe was already subject to a court order that prohibited him from possessing firearms.
Authorities have now arrested three other individuals in connection with the case. Oudom Bun, 23, of London has been charged with second-degree murder and two counts of attempted murder. Two Sarnia residents, 19-year-old Ava-Leigh Lightheart and 19-year-old Johnathan Osborne-Walsh, face charges including accessory after the fact to murder and firearms offenses. Police recovered a Glock 45 handgun, believed to have been smuggled from the United States, at a Point Edward hotel on April 12, 2026.
Police believe Doe may be attempting to alter his appearance and clothing to evade capture and that he has ties to criminal elements in western and northern Ontario. Sarnia Police Chief Derek Davis has publicly urged the suspect to turn himself in, stating that an arrest is inevitable. Dane Nisbet, the victim of the shooting, was a well-known local athlete who had recently joined the North Middlesex Stars as a forward after playing for the Mooretown Flags. He was remembered by teammates as a gritty player who looked out for those around him.
