Urgent hunt for knifemen who killed ten people & injured 15 more in horror rampage as cops warn ‘do NOT approach’

POLICE in Canada have launched a manhunt for two men following a terrifying stabbing spree which left ten people dead, local media reports. The Saskatchewan Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) believe the men may have stabbed multiple people at random across several locations in the central province. EPACops are hunting Damien Sanderson (L) and Myles Sanderson (R) after ten people were killed and 15 injured in a stabbing spree[/caption] A total of 15 people are believed to have been injured in the stabbings. Cops are hunting Damien and Myles Sanderson, who are allegedly driving a black Nissan Rogue with the Saskatchewan license plate 119 MPI. Police describe Damien as 5ft 7, 155 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. Myles is described as 6ft 1 and 240 pounds with brown hair and eyes. Most read in World News JET CRASH Four feared dead after private jet 'carrying family' plummets into sea in crash BIG BRO Chinese drones order people to ‘stay in your homes’ in world's strictest lockdown FLY THE FLAG Putin dealt blow of defeat in Kherson; Ukrainian fighters make victory HOLIDAY TRAGEDY Brit woman, 35, plunges to death from sixth floor window of Majorca hotel HOLIDAY HELL Brit battered with GOLF CLUB in brutal attack by five men in Magaluf FAMILY FURY Jasmine Hartin is begging for pity & will answer to God, says dead cop's sister James Smith Cree Nation and Weldon are amongst the locations of the knifings, according to Calgary City News. In a statement on Twitter, the RCMP said: “Do not leave a secure location. DO NOT APPROACH suspicious persons. “Do not pick up hitch hikers. Report suspicious persons, emergencies, or info to 911.” Three medical helicopters were dispatched, two from the province’s largest city Saskatoon and one from Regina, to assist with first response efforts. The men have reportedly been spotted in Regina and Melfort. Read More on The Sun WHO KNEW? People are only just realising what the “H” signs are for on lamp posts NOT KIDDING I’m nursery staff, this is what I mean when your kid was ‘exploring the room’ Police have now warned people in the Regina area not to approach the men and consider sheltering in a safe place. Cops in the region are also asking that the “dangerous persons” alert be extended beyond Saskatchewan to Manitoba and Alberta provinces.