Two Calgary residents charged with firearms trafficking in connection with 2025 homicide
Calgary police have arrested two people on firearms trafficking charges related to the July 2025 shooting death of Madisson Cobb, 23, in a Haysboro parkade. Gordon Kesh Cameron, 44, was arrested in April and charged with multiple firearms offences, while Reanna Mader, 38, was arrested in June and charged with firearms trafficking for allegedly organizing the sale of the weapon used in the shooting. The primary suspect, Devon Bradley Malik, 26, remains awaiting trial on a first-degree murder charge; Cobb had a restraining order against him at the time of her death.
Calgary police have made significant progress in a firearms trafficking investigation stemming from the July 2025 fatal shooting of Madisson Cobb, 23, who was shot in a southwest Calgary parkade while walking to her vehicle after work. Devon Bradley Malik, 26, was arrested two days after the shooting and charged with first-degree murder; Cobb had an active restraining order against him at the time. Following the recovery of a firearm with a defaced serial number used in the shooting, the Calgary Police Service Firearms Investigative Team launched a separate investigation that led to two additional arrests. Gordon Kesh Cameron, 44, was arrested on April 28 and charged with two counts of firearms trafficking, two counts of failing to report a firearm lost or stolen, and one count of possession of prohibited devices; a search warrant at his residence yielded seven firearms, multiple air guns, and ammunition. Reanna Mader, 38, was arrested on June 9 and charged with one count of firearms trafficking for allegedly organizing the sale of the firearm used in the homicide. Malik remains awaiting a trial date following a preliminary hearing held in April.
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2 Calgary residents face firearms trafficking charges related to 2025 homicide
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