Police hoping to identify man possibly linked to September shooting death of 25-year-old father

Winnipeg police released two images of a man on a bicycle wearing a red hoodie with a white maple leaf on the back. (Submitted by: Winnipeg Police Service)

By News Staff

Posted March 20, 2024 11:38 am.

Last Updated March 20, 2024 11:39 am.

Winnipeg homicide police are trying to identify a man they believe is linked to the death of a 25-year-old father last fall.

Daniel Raymond Garvey-Rodriquez was killed on Sept. 10, 2023, after a shooting on College Avenue.

He was found critically injured outside an apartment building, and later died in hospital.

RELATED: Victim of College Ave. homicide was 25-year-old father with ‘big heart’

On Wednesday, investigators released two images of a man on a bicycle wearing a red hoodie with a white maple leaf on the back. Police did not indicate if the man is a suspect or person of interest.

They are hoping anyone with information can contact police at 204-986-6508 or Crime Stoppers.

Daniel Raymond Garvey-Rodriquez, 25, has been identified as the homicide victim of an alleged shooting on Sept 10, 2023 in the 200 block of College Avenue. (Supplied)

Friends have described Garvey-Rodriquez as a great person who cared deeply for those around him.

“He had a big heart, for his mom too. He was always trying to take care of his mom, trying to help others around him,” longtime friend Jazzmine Felix told CityNews in September.

An eyewitness told CityNews that Garvey-Rodriquez stumbled out of this College Avenue apartment building – owned by the Penner family which owns several problematic buildings in the city — before collapsing on the grass outside. (Photo Credit: Morgan Modjeski, CityNews)

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