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Police identify victim in northeast Calgary homicide case

Police have identified the man who died last week after an incident in Rundle that resulted in second-degree murder charges against Roberta Lynn Wolfchild.

47-year-old man died last week in what police first described as a 'domestic dispute'

Police tape and vehicles were stilloutside a home on Rundlewood Road last Saturday. (Helen Pike/CBC)

Police have identified the man who died following an alleged assault in northeast Calgary's Rundle neighbourhood.

DwaneCharles Lanois, 47, has been named now that theOffice of the Chief Medical Examiner has finished the autopsy.

Earlier this week, police said they had chargedRoberta Lynn Wolfchild, 50, with second-degree murder in relation to his death.

It's unclear how the two knew each other. Police originally said they believed the death was the result of "a domestic matter."

Lanois was found in medical distress following an apparent assault on May 3 in the 4900 block of Rundlewood Road N.E. He died a short time after emergency officials arrived.

A woman at the home was taken into custody, and police said at the time that they weren't seeking any other suspects.

Wolfchild appeared in court on Monday.