In loving memory
R.I.P Jermain Peter Scott.

Three men will appear in court today charged with second-degree murder in the stabbing death of a Mississauga man killed during a fight outside a popular Erin Mills pub two weeks ago.
Two Hamilton men and a Woodbridge man will make their first appearance in a Brampton court later today.
Jermaine Marlon Scott, 29, died from stab wounds during a fight outside of the Fox and Fiddle pub on Dundas St., near Winston Churchill Blvd., in the early hours of March 15.
Peel Regional Police say the father of a 12-year-old boy became embroiled in a fight inside the pub and it spilled outside where it turned deadly.
The victim tried to flee but was chased down and stabbed. He then got into a cab but the driver noticed he was injured and called 9-1-1, police said.
Scott died later at Toronto's Sunnybrook hospital.
Scott was known as "Pete" to his friends because he liked the Peter Parker character from the Spider-Man series.
Based on witnesses, between three to five people were among the attackers, police said at the time.
It was Peel's fourth homicide of the year.