Calgary police have issued a nationwide warrant for Gerald Russell Frommel in connection with the death of Jamie Lynn Seibel. Photo by Calgary Police Service
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Calgary police have issued a nationwide warrant for a former Hells Angels associate wanted in connection with the death of a 23-year-old Calgary mother last week.
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Police were called to the 300 block of Templeview Drive NE last Thursday around 7:15 p.m. following reports of shootings. They arrived to find an unconscious woman with a medical problem. She later died of her injuries. The victim was identified as Jamie Lynn Seibel. Police have now issued a second-degree murder warrant for 37-year-old Gerald Russell Fromt. Described as six feet two inches tall, weighing 250 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. Police say they believe the victim and the accused recently had an affair. “We believe this is a domestic-motivated homicide,” said Staff Sgt. Martin Schiaveta with the Calgary Police Homicide Unit. “This is a tragic death and we ask the public to help us locate Frommelt to bring justice to Jamie’s family.”
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An Instagram post shows Jamie Lynn Scheible, who was identified by Calgary police as the victim of an April 7 homicide. Photo by Instagram photo Last week, Seibel’s family issued a statement to Calgary police saying they were a dear friend, mother, daughter, granddaughter and sister. “We are devastated by the loss of our sweet daughter Jamie. He was the most amazing, loving and kind person who always helped others. “She was beautiful, free-spirited, quirky and funny and always brought a smile to our faces,” the family statement read. “We adore her and we are flooded with sadness.” Several friends of Seibel told Postmedia that she was a happy and outgoing woman who loved her daughter and saw the best in everyone. A GoFundMe was launched on behalf of the Seibel family. The campaign says all the money will be used to help the family with whatever it needs, including funeral expenses and the care of Seibel’s daughter.
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The CPS confirmed that Frommelt was known to police, but did not comment on any previous interactions they had with him. According to court documents, he has had many clashes with the police in the last 13 years. Fromelt was one of 35 people arrested in a police raid with Hells Angels associates in Winnipeg in 2009. He was sentenced the following year to six and a half years in prison after pleading guilty to cocaine trafficking, conspiracy and money laundering. crime. Most recently, Frommelt was sentenced in late March 2019 to six months in prison for possession of a firearm for dangerous purposes. He was also sentenced to 30 days and a $ 300 fine for non-compliance and failure to obtain a valid license a few weeks later.
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Frommelt was sentenced to six months in prison in September 2021 for illegal residence and one month for non-compliance with the release order. On October 8, 2021, he was sentenced to 45 days in prison on two counts of non-compliance with the terms of his release. Anyone with information on Frommelt’s whereabouts is kindly requested to contact Calgary Police at 403-266-1234 or submit an anonymous tip to Crime Stoppers. – With records by Kevin Martin and Brittany Gervais More news, fewer ads, faster upload time: Get unlimited, ad-lite access to the Calgary Herald, Calgary Sun, National Post and 13 other Canadian news sites for just $ 14 / month or $ 140 / year. Register now through Calgary Herald the Calgary Sun..
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