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Have you noticed our HELP Unit vehicles on the road? Our Human-centred Engagement and Liaison Partnership (HELP) Unit has their own vehicles that stand out from the average patrol car. HELP’s vehicles are not only for our team members to get to our community members, but they allow for our teams to provide transportation services for community members who need that extra assistance to ensure they can get to and from appointments. The design represents the positive off-ramps that HELP provides to community members that ultimately take them down new paths to health, safety, and independence.

Today is #TransDayOfVisibility. EPS celebrates the contributions that trans and non-binary individuals bring to Edmonton and our communities. We recognize that we have much work to do and acknowledge that there is change needed to help our Trans community members feel safe and supported within our society. The EPS is committed to delivering bias-free service that is inclusive of the Trans Community.

#WoofWednesday’s featured PSD of the week is Gando! Gando is originally from Czech Republic where he was named; but he got his nickname, The Wizard when he joined EPS. Gando recently celebrated his third birthday in February, possibly with a cake made of his favourite food, chicken. Gando is one of our Drug Detection dogs, so he loves tracking when he’s on-duty; his off-duty fun is includes running and playing with his tug. Gando’s handler is pretty sure if Gando wasn’t ...a police dog, he’d be a destructive house pet. Gando’s favourite moment with EPS was his first catch after completing training. His most recent catch was a successful track and location of a domestic violence suspect. Good Boy! Gando’s handler, Cst. Lefurgey, has been with EPS for nearly 10 years, with 1.5 of those in our Canine Unit. He joined because it’s the best job in the Service, and for the good conversation with his canine partner.

Flags at all EPS facilities are flying at half mast following the death of His Royal Highness Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. Over the years, members of the Edmonton Police Service have provided security for The Queen Mother, Queen Elizabeth, Prince Philip, and other members of the Royal Family during their visits to the city. The EPS heraldic crest includes the Royal Crown. Photo of Prince Philip by Allan Warren.

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EPS Homicide Section takes over investigation into death of 25-year-old Edmonton man : The Edmonton Police Service’s Homicide Section has taken over an investigation into the death of Efriem Abebe Alatah, 25, of Edmonton, whose body was discovered April 6th in a burnt vehicle in Sturgeon County just outside of Edmonton city boundaries. RCMP Major Crimes and Morinville RCMP undertook their initial investigation at Range Road 242 (66 Street) just south of Township Road 542 on... the morning of Tuesday, April 6, 2021. In consultation with the RCMP, however, the investigation has since been transitioned to the EPS Homicide Section, as a result of the incident’s strong links to Edmonton. An autopsy was completed on the deceased Wednesday by the Edmonton Medical Examiner, which confirmed the manner of death to be homicide. Cause of death, however, is not being released at this time for investigate purposes. EPS Homicide Section investigators are asking for the public’s assistance in locating Alatah’s 2012 black Jeep Grand Cherokee (similar to the stock image below) with a possible Alberta licence plate, CHX8636. Anyone with information surrounding the whereabouts of this vehicle and/or those responsible for this homicide is urged to contact EPS at 780-423-4567 or #377 from a mobile phone. Anonymous information can also be submitted to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or online at www.p3tips.com/250. Assist to locate: Efriem Abebe Alatah's vehicle: 2012 black Jeep Grand Cherokee (stock image) http://dlvr.it/RxGrkm

We’re bringing the experts to you! Join us tomorrow from 10 11 am for a Facebook Live Fraud Q&A with experts from EPS’ Economic Crimes, the Canada Revenue Agency, Better Business Bureau, the Bank of Canada, and the Canadian Anti-fraud Centre!

On Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day), we remember and honour the 6 million Jewish men, woman and children that were murdered during the Holocaust. Let us stand together against anti-Semitism and all forms of hatred.

Data compiled by the Edmonton Police Service shows that a small number of individuals are responsible for a large portion of the escalating violence in spaces where marginalized people are known to congregate. At LRT stations, crime severity is three times as high as the city-wide average. Watch our Facebook Live session to learn more: https://bit.ly/3muRXeE

Autopsies conducted on two deceased; deaths confirmed as homicides: The EPS Homicide Section continues to investigate the circumstances around the deaths of two people found deceased inside a residence last week. Around 7:30 p.m., on Wednesday, Jan. 6., 2021, police attended a home in the area of 111 Street and 78 Avenue under suspicious circumstances. Upon arrival, officers located a deceased man and woman. An autopsy was completed on 29-year-old Deidra Aldridge on Saturday..., Jan. 9, 2021, and an autopsy was completed on 30-year-old Daniel Grandbois on Sunday, Jan. 10, 2021. The causes of death are not being released at this time for investigative reasons. The manner of death in both cases is deemed to be homicide. Neither of the victims were residents of the home. Homicide investigators continue to seek tips from anyone with information about the circumstances that led up to these deaths. http://dlvr.it/RqMHxR

On Jan. 7 at 8:48 p.m., officers observed a BMW that had failed to stop at a stop sign in the area of 113A St and 139 Ave. Police stopped the vehicle and observed a can of bear spray inside. Upon retrieving the bear spray, officers noted a large plastic container that contained 134 grams of methamphetamine, 4.5 grams of cocaine and a small amount of fentanyl, along with baggies and a scale. The passenger was also found to have additional drugs on him, as well as counterfeit Canadian currency. Both the 44-year-old male driver and the 37-year-old male passenger are facing multiple charges.

Chief McFee, our executive leadership team, and many officers from the Edmonton Police Service attended the regimental funeral for Sgt. Andrew Harnett in Calgary today. We were honoured to be a part of his celebration of life.

Just after 1 p.m. this afternoon (Jan. 9, 2021), police received several reports of an impaired driver in the area of 66 Street and Anthony Henday Drive. It was reported that the driver of a Nissan Rogue was driving erratically, swerving in the lane and shoulder median of the highway, even travelling in the ditch multiple times. The Rogue also struck a guard rail and sign, but continued to operate. The Rogue attempted to evade police, however a prevention technique was appli...ed with three police vehicles on Anthony Henday Drive, between 119 Street and 111 Street, where the vehicle safely stopped. Neither the driver or any other motorists on the roadway sustained injuries in relation to this incident. A 21-year-old female driver was taken into custody without issue. Impaired driving, dangerous driving, and criminal flight charges are currently pending against the woman. We would like to thank the many citizens who called this information into us!

Today, January 8, 2021, the Edmonton Police Service paid tribute to Calgary Police Service Sgt. Andrew Harnett. EPS officers paraded at all six divisional stations to remember Sgt. Harnett’s sacrifice. Sgt. Harnett was a decorated officer, with two Chief’s Awards for lifesaving, over his 12-year career with the CPS. He leaves behind his partner, Chelsea, who is several months pregnant with the couple’s first child.

Police arrest second male in relation to 2019 lodging house homicide: The EPS Homicide Section has arrested Adam Hardy in relation to the 2019 death of 55-year-old Michael Rose. At approximately 5:30 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 28, 2019, EMS contacted police in relation to the sudden death of a 55-year-old man inside a suite at Dwayne’s Home (formerly located at 10209 100 Avenue). An autopsy took place on Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2019; however, further medical examinations were required... prior to determining the cause of death. Homicide investigators later deemed the manner of death as homicide. Investigators arrested Adam Hardy, 38, today, Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2020, on his outstanding warrant for second degree murder in relation to Rose’s homicide. Adam Brigden, 44, was also charged with second degree murder in relation to Rose’s death on Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2020. Police are not looking for any additional suspects. No further information is available. http://dlvr.it/RlvGlK

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Chester GLADUE: GLADUE is wanted for multiple warrants related to violence. He has a history of violence and should not be approached. http://dlvr.it/RltnPn

Police warn of online puppy fraud: The Edmonton Police Service is warning citizens to do their research when looking to adopt a new fluffy friend as online puppy fraud becomes more prominent. In May of 2020, police received a report from a couple who believed they had lost money to a puppy fraud. After deciding to add a new dog to their family, they reportedly began an online search and responded to an ad that they believed belonged to a legitimate breeder. The couple was so...Continue reading

Police investigating fatal collision: EPS Major Collision Investigations Section (MCIS) is investigating a fatal collision that occurred early this morning in southeast Edmonton. At approximately 1:52 a.m. this morning, Thursday, Nov. 5, 2020, Southeast Division officers responded to the report of a collision in the area of 38 Avenue and 55 Street. It was reported to police that a Mitsubishi Lancer was travelling eastbound on 38 Avenue towards 55 Street when it collided wit...h two unoccupied vehicles, a Chevrolet Monte Carlo and a Dodge Journey, parked on the south side of the avenue. Edmonton Fire Rescue attended and removed two passengers, a 23-year-old female and a 30-year-old male, from the vehicle. EMS treated and transported both passengers to hospital; however, the female succumb to her injuries. The male passenger was treated and released. The remaining occupants of the vehicle, the 30-year-old male driver and a 29-year-old male passenger, did not report any injuries. MCIS continues to investigate and charges are pending against the driver. Alcohol and speed are believed to be factors in this collision. http://dlvr.it/Rl4G8d

Autopsy complete in weekend death: The Edmonton Medical Examiner has completed the autopsy on a male who died on Sunday, Nov. 1, 2020. It has been determined that Frankie Sawan, 24, died from a sharp force injury, and the manner of death is homicide. Earlier this week, EPS Homicide Section charged Roland Blind, 28, with second-degree murder in Sawan’s death. Both men were known to one another. ... Background Southwest Division officers responded at 4:49 a.m., Sunday, Nov. 1, 2020, to a home at 104 Street and 67 Avenue on the report of an injured 24-year-old male. The victim was found unresponsive before officers arrived. Members performed CPR until paramedics arrived, but the man was pronounced dead in hospital. A suspect was arrested a short distance away from the address. http://dlvr.it/Rl17CX

Today we remember Cst. David Romano who lost his life in the line of duty while driving to a domestic dispute complaint 64 years ago. His vehicle collided with a truck travelling on the wrong side of Mill Creek Bridge east of 96 Street on Whyte Avenue. Cst. Romano was killed instantly. We will always remember his sacrifice.

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Autopsy results confirm 37-year-old male’s death was a homicide: An autopsy held Friday by the Edmonton Medical Examiner has determined that Darrin Dean Cross, 37, of Edmonton, died as a result of a gunshot wound, and the manner of death was homicide. Northwest Division patrol members found Cross deceased inside a residence near 120 Avenue and 102 Street, at approximately 4:45 a.m., Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2020, after responding to a weapons complaint. Homicide Section investig...ators are now seeking dashcam video from motorists, including taxi drivers that may have been travelling through the area between 3:30 a.m. and 4:30 a.m. Residents living in the area are also asked to check doorbell cameras for surveillance images that may help police advance the investigation. Anyone with information about this homicide or the suspect(s) responsible is asked to contact EPS at 780-423-4567 or #377 from a mobile phone. Anonymous information can also be submitted to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or online at www.p3tips.com/250. http://dlvr.it/RltX3Q

We will be holding a virtual media availability today at 1:00 p.m. with Chief Dale McFee, Insp. Peter Bruni-Bossio of Organized Crime Branch, and Sgt. Eric Stewart of the Firearms Investigation Unit to discuss violence and gun crimes in Edmonton. Please note that we will not be accepting questions from the public regarding this topic.

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This week, we recognize all our friends in the Métis community. We are proud of the relationships we have built and we will continue to expand on them in the future. For those who are celebrating, Happy Métis Week! #MetisWeek2020 #yeg

Edmonton man charged with possession of child pornography : A 25-year-old Edmonton man is facing one count of possession of child pornography in connection to a month-long investigation that commenced in early September. Detectives began an investigation into Nicholas Baglole-Gaudet, 25, of Edmonton, in September, after child pornography allegations involving the accused were brought to their attention. Investigators executed warrants at Baglole-Gaudet’s southeast Edmonto...n residence on Sept. 9, and confiscated a laptop computer, which investigators later confirmed contained child pornography. Baglole-Gaudet, who operated an unlicensed child daycare home at the time, has since been charged with one count of possession of child pornography and one count of accessing child pornography. Investigators do not believe any of the pornographic images discovered on his laptop involve any of the children left in his care. Currently, the accused has been released with several conditions including no contact with any child under the age of 16 except in the presence of a parent or legal guardian. http://dlvr.it/RmLJP1

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An EPS Professional Standards Branch investigation into an inappropriate photo posted to social media by an EPS member back on May 9, 2020, has formally concluded. A statement regarding this investigation and the restorative steps taken can be read below: The Edmonton Police Services’ Professional Standards Branch (PSB) launched an internal investigation into the matter involving Const. Mike Roblin and two other EPS members in June 2020.... PSB concluded its investigation into the matter in early September and forwarded its recommendations to the Office of the Chief of Police, which includes the Executive Director of Legal and Regulatory Services. The three members involved in this incident recently fulfilled their training obligations, at which time Chief McFee completed his review and signed off on the file. The training requirements undertaken by the three officers included courses focusing on ethics and accountability, bias awareness and risk effective and decision making, among others. EPS has also followed up with the individual who initially submitted a complaint about this photo to inform them what investigative and restorative steps have been taken by these officers and the organization. EPS also attempted, though without success, to locate the individual involved in the original photo posted on social media to formally apologize for the members’ actions that day."

Police lay 65 charges in armed robbery: The Edmonton Police Service has arrested three male suspects after they allegedly robbed a hotel at gun point. It was reported that just before 1 a.m. on Sept. 28, 2020, three masked males entered a hotel in the area of 127 Avenue and 120 Street armed with bear spray and a semi-automatic rifle. Two of the males threatened the patrons and staff, while the third entered a secure area, threatening staff with the rifle and demanding cash. ...The males then fled in a vehicle with a large quantity of cash. Later that same morning, at approximately 4:45 a.m., patrol officers observed a 2018 Chevrolet Silverado being driven dangerously in the area of 129 Avenue and 113A Street. Police observed the vehicle from a distance until it parked in the area of 129 Avenue and 116 Street, at which time the occupants exited the vehicle and fled on foot. The driver was arrested after a short foot pursuit, while a canine track was used to locate two others hiding a short distance away. Detectives from the EPS Robbery Section determined these suspects were also suspects in the earlier robbery. Justin Sutherland, 33 Joshua Gauthier, 21 Josiah William Quinn, 27 Justin Sutherland, 33, Joshua Gauthier, 21, and Josiah William Quinn, 27, all known to reside in both Edmonton and Calgary, are charged with 65 offences, including one count each of robbery with a firearm and disguise with intent. All three accused were remanded into custody with further charges pending. Anyone with information about this crime is asked to contact the EPS at 780-423-4567 or #377 from a mobile phone. Anonymous information can also be submitted to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or online at www.p3tips.com/250. http://dlvr.it/RhmDM2

Charge laid in weekend homicide: The EPS Homicide Section has charged a 28-year-old man in relation to the death of a male at a southwest Edmonton residence on Sunday morning, Nov. 1, 2020. Roland Blind, 28, has been charged with second-degree murder in the death of Frankie Sawan, 24. Both men were known to one another. An autopsy has been scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2020. There is no additional information available for release at this time. ... Background Southwest Division officers responded at 4:49 a.m., Sunday, Nov. 1, 2020, to a home at 104 Street and 67 Avenue on the report of an injured 24-year-old male. The victim was found unresponsive before officers arrived. Members performed CPR until paramedics arrived, but the man was pronounced dead in hospital. A suspect was arrested a short distance away from the address. http://dlvr.it/RksJVy

Speeding continues to be an issue on our streets. Yesterday, our members caught a vehicle travelling at 117 km/hr in a 60 km/hr zone. No matter where you are going, please follow the posted speed limits and keep an eye on your surroundings. Stay safe #yeg! #yegtraffic

Fraudsters continue to prey on unsuspecting victims: The Edmonton Police Service is cautioning citizens against providing bank or identity information to anyone over the telephone, on the heels of multiple fraud investigations in recent weeks. In late August, an 80-year-old female complainant was contacted by a male claiming to be an investigator with her financial institution. It was reported to police, the suspect advised the elderly woman that there appeared to be suspici...Continue reading

BRIARD life with Perzsi and Laz... So today goes down as one of the best and most exciting days of my life!!! Oh my gosh...... I woke up very early again and the sky was just absolutely stunning out so I decided to go for an early morning "walk and wander" with the boys and just follow my feet and see what adventures God had in store for us. I decided to go in the direction of how beautiful the sky was and when we got around to the park by the parliament building a lovely man approached us and asked if he could take some photos of the dogs and since he was a professional photographer he would send them to me by email. So Laz of course was on a "verbal lead" and I decided to let the feisty Perzsi fella off so we could get them into position where he wanted to get the best shot. When suddenly up ahead of us a literal parade of Edmonton police officers on bikes, who knew that was even a thing, came biking by and as they each passed the statue of Constable Ezio Faraone who was killed in the line of duty in 1990 they each touched his knee out of respect which was such a beautifully moving thing to stand there and actually witness... However slight problem was I now had not one but TWO dogs off leash in a public place and as they came right towards me the whole lot of them, I figured I was going to be getting an earful but instead they surrounded us and asked if they could pet the dogs and asked me of course what breed they were and how beautiful they both were!!! They were all so absolutely wonderful and I could hardly contain myself with how excited I was, especially since I was clearly not going to have to be dealing with an "off leash" issue with them. So I told them about how when I was a child and young girl we were taught to have just so much respect and honestly "awe" of our Canadian police force and I have always viewed them as literal "rock stars" when I see them . They all laughed and thanked me for expressing such respect and gratitude for them and said they really appreciated that not only myself but my family were firmly "Back the Blue" and when Paul Walker, the photographer, asked if he could take a photo of all of them beside the statue they were very happy to oblige and then the most amazing part... Perzsi, Laz and I got to STAND with them and this was just the most wonderful day ever!!! And I am just BEYOND proper delighted to have this beautiful photo and truly can the disgusting people who keep vandalizing this statue PLEASE just get a hobby or a life maybe and just STOP!!!

Homicide Section investigating suspicious death: The EPS Homicide Section is investigating the death of a 24-year-old man who died early Sunday morning. Southwest Division officers responded at 4:49 a.m. today (Sunday, Nov. 1, 2020) to a home at 104 Street and 67 Avenue on the report of an injured male. The victim was found unresponsive before officers arrived. Members performed CPR until paramedics arrived, but the man was pronounced dead in hospital. A suspect was arrested a short distance away from the address. Homicide Section detectives continue to investigate. http://dlvr.it/RkndyG

Aug. 17, 1964: Jasper Place Amalgamates with Edmonton. Sgt. Joe Poss of the Jasper Place Police Department hands over the keys of the Jasper Place Police Offices to Cst. Wally Bland of the City of Edmonton Police Department. #yeg #throwbackthursday #throwback #yegpolice

Police looking to identify suspects in shooting http://dlvr.it/RkgmTw

Just after midnight on Sept. 29, West Division patrol officers attempted to do a traffic stop on a grey Mercedes sedan in the area of 156 Street and 100 Avenue after noticing the vehicle had an obscured license plate. The suspect vehicle immediately entered into a criminal flight from police at excessive speeds, committing several traffic infractions. Air 1 took over following the vehicle with the assistance of TRAP when it needed to refuel. A successful tire deflation caused... the vehicle to stop in the Griesbach neighbourhood, where Air 1 returned to assist. The male driver and female passenger proceeded to flee Eastbound through the residential neighbourhood. The female was apprehended quickly by responding officers, while the male scaled a fence into a backyard, discarding an object in the alley before doing so. Air 1 provided updates as the driver scurried around the yard and patio and tried to hide in a window well. A Canine team was then deployed, and PSD Bagheera was sent into the backyard to track for the suspect. The male suspect managed to hop the next fence heading south down Conestoga Street, but was arrested shortly by officers in the area. PSD Bagheera was then used to search for any discarded evidence in the same yard and located a knife in a flowerpot, as well as a baggie with drugs. After reviewing video from the scene, Air 1 also observed the female suspect had discarded something where the vehicle was apprehended. PSD Bagheera located multiple credit cards and ID documents stashed in another window well. The 42-year-old male driver has been charged with criminal flight, suspended driving, traffic offences and breaches. The accused is known to EPS and has had 22 other police involvements in other jurisdictions since 2013 including assault, robbery with a firearm, trafficking, B&E and fraud related occurrences.

Gouled OMAR: OMAR is wanted on multiple violence related warrants including forcible confinement and aggravated assault. Please do not approach the subject as he is considered violent. http://dlvr.it/Rkgccc

Kerry MCLACHLAN: MCLACHLAN has numerous warrants related to firearms and violence. He is extremely violent and is known to use or have access to firearms. http://dlvr.it/RkgcWn

Local legitimate businesses phone numbers are being spoofed to set up service calls for fake businesses promising furnace and duct cleaning. The fraudulent company sets up fake business profiles on social media sites, like Facebook, to make them appear to be a local business. The fraudulent individuals book an appointment but when they show up to do the work, they are not the business they were expecting, but rather a business called Kalair Home Services Inc. out of Ontario. The truck is not properly equipped to do the work and the victims are left with an improperly cleaned furnace/ ducts. This business does not have a business licence. Citizens should not let these individuals into their homes. A real business should be able to provide a license and proper credentials upon request.

What a great gesture by Edmonton City Centre and Sport Central! City Centre Mall contacted EPS officers about the bicycles they had in their storage for well over a year. Officers checked to see if any owners could be identified, and those without owners were delivered by our Property Exhibit Unit to Sport Central who will fix them up and donate to families in need. Thank you to everyone involved these bicycles will put smiles on so many in our city!

On September 19, our second-year Cadets rose at the crack of dawn to take part in the inaugural Leadership Retreat at the Edmonton Police Association’s Blue Meadows. Arriving for an 0700-hours start, the Cadets prepared for a series of mental and physical challenges that would see the day wrap-up with an Air1 rescue simulation, working through how they would prep an injured civilian for successful medical air evacuation. This retreat is the first of many new engagement oppor...tunities for the program that will see the Cadets collaborate with new community partners and initiatives this year. Click here to learn more: https://www.edmontonpolice.ca//Succe/CadetsBuildingLeaders #yeg #EPS #Cadets #EPA

EPS Traffic Services officers will be out doing education and enforcement in some of Edmonton’s high collision corridors over the coming week. Look for our friendly officers at locations along 91 St, 97 St, Gateway/Calgary Trail and 107 Ave at 142 St, say hi, and watch your speed, #yegtraffic! #drivesafe #speedkills

This day honours Phyllis Webstad from the Stswecem’c Xgat’tem First Nation in British Columbia, who had her new orange shirt stripped from her on the first day at the Mission School when she was only six years old. The shirt was a gift from her grandmother and was never returned, but it symbolizes the loss of identity suffered by Indigenous students in the Residential School system. Orange Shirt Day is an opportunity not only to share the realities of the Residential Schoo...ls, but to recognize the resiliency and strength of Indigenous communities in reconnecting with their culture, fighting injustice, and healing generations of trauma. When you wear an orange shirt on September 30, you are affirming that every child matters and deserves protection from racism. www.orangeshirtday.org

Heading for a bike ride after work? Ride down to Railtown Park, west of the Downtown Save On Foods, and let us register your bicycle on Bike Index - it’s free!

We are registering bikes today until 7 pm at Railtown Park. Come on down and we’ll do the work for you. #bikethievessuck

On September 10, Edmonton Police Service (EPS) Constable John Beatson was awarded the International CPTED Association (ICA) advanced practitioner certification. With this designation, the EPS now has three accredited Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) practitioners in the Collaborative Policing Unit. CPTED, pronounced ‘sep-ted’, is a multi-disciplinary approach to crime prevention that uses urban and architectural design and the management of built and nat...ural environments. CPTED strategies aim to reduce victimization, deter offender decisions that precede criminal acts, and build a sense of community among citizens while reducing, and minimizing the fear of, crime. EPS members now make up 50 per cent of the six ICA accredited practitioners in Canada. The Service is also home to the only accredited course in Canada and was the first police service in the world to earn the certification in January. Congratulations, Const. Beatson, on a well-deserved achievement! If you are interested in learning more or registering for an upcoming course, click here: https://www.edmontonpolice.ca/crimepr/communitysafety/cpted

Today is our last bike registration event! Come down to Railtown Park from 3 7 pm and we’ll give your bike some extra security with a registration on http://BikeIndex.org. #bikethievessuck #yegbike #yeg

#yeg over the weekend, we caught a driver travelling on the Henday at 199 km/hr! There is no reason to drive like you are racing against Luigi with a speed boost. This is not Mario Kart. You are not in the game. Please slow down! #yegtraffic

Assist to locate: Suspect in shooting wanted on warrants: The Edmonton Police Service has issued arrest warrants for Dorian Thomas Gladue, 19, who is a suspect in a shooting. Just before 6 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 26, 2020, at 107 Street and 106 Avenue, Gladue-Thomas allegedly shot another male with a shotgun as a result of a dispute over property. The 19-year-old victim is in hospital in stable condition. Gladue-Thomas (who also goes by the name Max) is considered to be ar...med and dangerous and is believed to be in possession of a shotgun. It’s believed he frequents the Downtown area. He is wanted on warrants for aggravated assault, possession of a weapon, breach of a firearm prohibition and possession of stolen property. Gladue-Thomas is 5’7, 130 lbs., with brown hair and brown eyes. Anyone who sees Gladue-Thomas is asked to not approach him and call police immediately. http://dlvr.it/RhTd8l

Today we take a moment to remember all the officers who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty. As part of Police and Peace Officers’ Memorial Day, join us for the livestream taking place at ppomemorialday.ca at 1:00 p.m. to honour those who fought to protect us. #yeg

EPS has found this bicycle and we can’t identify its owner. This bike has a name engraved on the bottom of the bike. If you believe this bike is yours, please email [email protected] with proof of ownership, particularly the name engraved.

Another great bike registration event in the books! We will have one more next week, Tuesday, Sept 29 from 3-7pm at Railtown Park for anyone who has a bike and wants to have it registered. Come visit for your Bike Index information and registration!

If you can’t make it to Ezio Faraone Park by 4pm today, register your bike at home on BikeIndex.org. If you’re not sure where to find your serial number, look at the top or bottom of the crank, the rear stays, seat tube, or on the head tube.

Be Part of the Commitment to Action! Earlier this week, Chief Dale McFee announced the EPS’s commitment to engage with the city’s Black, Indigenous, racialized and underserved communities in improving policing, and reimagining community safety and well-being. EPS is moving forward with community engagement sessions, where safe spaces are being created for conversations, and community members will have the opportunity to work with police on meaningful changes.... Listening Session with Chief Dale McFee Tuesday, October 6, 2020 6:30 8:30 p.m. Alberta Avenue Community League 9210 - 118 Ave NW Edmonton Engage in person or online, register at www.epsinput.ca.