Ottawa police say an individual who was on fire outside the U.S. embassy in Ottawa on Tuesday died of their injuries. Police said there is no indication of a link to the embassy at this time. ottnews
Ottawa police responded to an individual on fire outside the U.S. embassy on Sussex Drive on Oct. 4, 2022. The individual died of their injuries. Police, paramedics and firefighters were called to the embassy on Sussex Drive in downtown Ottawa on reports of a disturbance. Police said in a brief statement on social media that a person was on fire and they died of their injuries despite attempts to save them.
“At this time, nothing indicates the incident is related to the U.S. Embassy,” Ottawa police said on Twitter. The Ottawa police arson unit, the Office of the Fire Marshall, and the coroner’s office are investigating. Traffic was diverted in the area for the investigation as officers from the Ottawa Police Service and the RCMP attended the scene.If you are in distress or need someone to talk to, the Distress Centre of Ottawa and Region is always available. You can call 613-238-3311 or text 343-306-5550. You can also chat online at The incident is under investigation jointly by the OPS Arson Unit, Office of the Fire Marshall and the Coroner’s office.
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