An 18-year-old accused of causing a fatal car crash in Buxton, New South Wales, has been denied bail. Tyrell Edwards is facing charges after allegedly driving the vehicle that crashed and resulted in the deaths of five teenagers. The court heard Edwards had a provisional license, which had previously been suspended twice for speeding, and police seized a mobile video from his phone showing risky driving behaviors shortly before the crash. Edwards will remain in custody until his next court appearance in November, leaving the local community in shock.

In Canada, the intense manhunt for Myles Sanderson, one of the brothers linked to a series of stabbings in Saskatchewan, concluded with his death in police custody. Sanderson was apprehended following a high-speed chase involving a stolen car and subsequently succumbed to "medical distress" post-arrest. His passing marks a critical point in an investigation that remains under the watchful eye of law enforcement, as details about the motives and full circumstances surrounding the violent spree continue to unfold.