Halifax police have announced that their investigation is still ongoing, five years after the tragic homicide of a man in the city. The case involves Brandon Reginald Polegato, whose lifeless body was discovered in an apartment building located on Washmill Lake Drive. This grim discovery took place just before 9 p.m. on February 7, 2021.

Following an examination by a medical examiner, Polegato's death was officially ruled a homicide. The case has remained unsolved, prompting the Halifax Regional Police to appeal to the public for assistance. In a public statement, police expressed their belief that there are individuals who possess valuable information that could aid in solving Polegato's homicide.

The police urged anyone with pertinent information to step forward, emphasizing that even the smallest detail could prove crucial in advancing the investigation. To encourage tips, the province has included this case in its unsolved crimes reward program. This initiative offers a financial incentive of up to $150,000 for information that leads to an arrest and subsequent conviction in connection with the case.

Authorities have reiterated their commitment to uncovering the truth regarding Polegato's death, reminding the community that their cooperation is essential in resolving this ongoing investigation. Those who may have information are encouraged to contact the Halifax Regional Police directly or reach out to Crime Stoppers, ensuring their anonymity throughout the process.

The continued investigation into Brandon Reginald Polegato's homicide highlights the lasting impact of such tragedies on communities and the importance of collaboration between law enforcement and citizens in seeking justice. The Halifax police remain diligent in their efforts and hope to bring clarity and closure for Polegato's family and friends.