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Blue and green are the colours of the ribbon used by the community in Red Deer Primarily Care Network being worn by staff and doctors across the city and at tomorrow’s Virgil at Red Deer City Hall to remember Dr. Walters Reynolds, a great family man, and great physician, killed by Deng Mabiour, a Black mentally deranged man at a walk-in clinic in Red Deer.
Described by members of his North-South Sudanese Community of Red Deer as certainly having personal and mental issues due to his loneliness, anti-social behaviour, Deng is always by himself talking to himself, and picking from garbage bins, and has no family or friend in Red Deer.
Every Thursday, Deng goes to this Red Deer Soup Kitchen (pictured) in downtown Red Deer to eat.
What transpired between Deng and the doctor before the sad killing, and a proper psychiatric examination of Deng’s state of mind is what the North-South Sudanese Community of Red Deer is keen to know as they strongly condemn the senseless killing of a man helping their community. They meet this evening to figure out the way forward with fear of backlash.
While our condolence goes to the family of Dr. Reynolds who was described as a fabulous doctor by his patients, the question of the day is, can more be done to shed more light on Deng’s motivation for the killing and his state of mind?
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August 13, 2020 Sudanese Community in Central Alberta Press Release on the Killing of Dr. Walter Reynolds
Dear everyone, but especially the wife and children of Dr. Walter Reynolds We, the Sudanese Community of Central Alberta, emphatically express our sincere condolences to the family of Dr. Walter Reynolds.
We are shocked and dismayed to learn of the senseless killing of Dr. Walter Reynolds. We, wholeheartedly, condemn the killing of Dr. Walter Reynolds by Deng Mabiour as an unacceptable.
As a Sudanese community, we denounce the killing of a doctor, harm or disrespect to any caring professional in any circumstance. For this reason, we condemn this killing in the strongest terms possible. While we mourn and grieve with the family of Dr. Walter Reynolds, we strongly support thorough investigation of the murder of Dr. Walter Reynolds by Deng Mabiour. Our community is keen to know what transpired between Dr.
Walter Reynolds and Deng Mabiour. We appreciate proper psychiatric examination of Mabiour’s mental state as we move forward with the legal process and we strongly believe in the Canadian legal system. Again, we strongly condemn the senseless killing of our friend, citizen and loving doctor, Walter Reynolds. We want the family of Dr. Reynolds to know that we are deeply sorry for your loss, and we share in your pain.
Dr. Reynolds was one of the best doctors in our beloved city of Red Deer. He was fabulous and a loving physician who had served our community and the wider Red Deer community with integrity, care, compassion, selflessness and dignity.
We pray for comfort and strength during this difficult time of your life. We also thank our law enforcement officers, first responders and the entire team handling this matter.
Justin Jukeria,
Chairman of Sudanese Community of Central Alberta
jukeria@yahoo.com
