Two Males Face Charges Homicide Suspect Arrested RCMP ...policenewsmagazine.com/pdf/Police Newsmagazine.pdf · Homicide Suspect Arrested RCMP Homicide Rates. ... Detective Mike Tabler

Two Males Face Charges

Operation Hands Off

Homicide Suspect Arrested

RCMP Homicide Rates

2 Police Newsmagazine

If you have any information, contact the nearest RCMP Detachment, the Police Department in your area

or Crime Stoppers

MOST WANTEDWANTED

Name: John DoeHeight: 5’9”Hair: BrownEyes: Brown

WANTEDName: Jane DoeHeight: 5’2”Hair: BlondEyes: Blue

WANTEDName: John DoeHeight: 5’11”Hair: BaldEyes: Brown

WANTEDName: Jane Doe Height: 5'7"Hair: BrownEyes: Red

WANTEDName: Jane DoeHeight: 5’2" Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue

WANTEDName: John DoeHeight: 6’1”Hair: BrownEyes: Green

WANTEDName: John DoeHeight: 5’11”Hair: BrownEyes: Brown

WANTEDName: John DoeHeight: 6’2”Hair: BlondEyes: Brown


WANTEDName: John DoeHeight: 6’4”Hair: BlackEyes: Brown



Police Newsmagazine 3

Police Looking For Suspect In Sexual Assault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Break And Enter To Local Business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

Series Of Sexual Touching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Bank Robbery In Bruderheim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

Police Looking For Suspect . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

Vehicle Search Yields Drug Stash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

Two Edmonton Males Face Charges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

Arson Extortion Case . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

Police Are Seeking Public Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17

Money Stolen From Woman In Parking Lot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18

Robbery At McDonalds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19

Wanted By RCMP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21

Operation Hands Off Unveiled In Edmonton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23

Adult Male Wanted For Arson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24

Robbery Suspect Sought . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26

RCMP/CBSA Investigation Nets 12 Kilos Of Cocaine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27

Police Looking For Suspect In Several Thefts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29

High Risk Offender . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31

Officer Struck By Fleeing Vehicle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32

Man Charged In 22 Year Old Homicide Case . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33

Homicide Suspect Arrested . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34

25th Homicide Of 2009 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35

2009 Royal Canadian Humane Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37

Police Obtain More Details About Suspect . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42

Operation 24 Hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45

Canada Wide Warrant Arrest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46

Marijuana Firearms Seized . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47

Suspicious Death Under Investigation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49

Edmonton Student Receives First Brag Citation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50

RCMP Alberta Homicide Rates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52

Contents


Members of the Edmonton Police Service Child

Protection Section are releasing ETS security

surveillance images in the hopes of identifying a male

suspect in connection with a sexual assault.

At approximately 10:18 a.m. on Jan. 1, 2010 police

dispatch received a call from Edmonton Transit Services

reporting an incident which had just occurred. They

reported a lone 12-year-old female got onto an ETS bus

No. 8 near 59 Street and 118 Avenue. The girl was

approached by an adult male passenger, who allegedly

began speaking with her before reaching out and

allegedly touching her inappropriately several times.

Police learned the suspect first got on the bus at 9:15

a.m. at 86 Street and 61 Avenue.

The suspect immediately exited the bus after being

confronted by the driver about his behaviour towards the

young girl. He was last seen walking along 118 Avenue,

near 47 Street. Officers were immediately called to the

area, but could not locate the suspect.

The suspect is described as a dark-skinned male in his

20’s, approximately 5’7” and 130 lbs., with a thin build.

He was clean shaven, and was wearing a white ski jacket

with grey patches, with a white Hoody underneath. He

was also wearing blue jeans and a grey tuque.

If you recognize the suspect or have any information

about what occurred on the bus, you are asked to call

police at 780-423-4567

1234 - Main Street,

Big Town, PROV G1G 1G1

Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858

BIG ConstructionsTHE STORE YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR!!

1234 - Main Street, Big Town, PROV G1G 1G1

PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing

Where the cut makes youDANDIES Hairstyling


PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858We salute all those who keep our community safe

We care about our future

Proud supporter of the Canadian Police Newsmagazine

Police looking for suspect in sexual assault

A Caring Member of the Community


PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

MY KINDA CLEAN


On October 28th, 2009, at approximately 7:19 a.m.,

Peace Regional (Peace River) RCMP responded to a

report of a break and enter that had occurred at Kenry

Electric, situated at 9717 90th avenue in Peace River,

Alberta.

Investigation revealed that security cameras had

captured the incident, which occurred at approximately

2:45 the same morning. The footage revealed that one

male and one female suspect had forcibly entered the

business by breaking through a glass door. Once inside,

the suspects proceeded to search the office briefly, but

left approximately 2 minutes later, apparently failing to

abscond with any items. A stereo system in the office

appeared to have been damaged during the incident.

The female suspect is described as being between 25

and 35 years of age, with medium coloured hair, sporting

a white, long sleeved shirt and jeans. The male suspect is

described as being between 25 and 35 years of age, with

medium coloured skin and a shaved head, sporting blue

jeans and an easily recognizable red “Polaris” racing

jacket.

Peace Regional RCMP are seeking the public’s

assistance in identifying the suspects pictured in the

security footage. (Photographs attached). If you have

information on this, or any other crime, contact the Peace

River RCMP Detachment at 780-624-6677.

SUNSET GARDENHILL ESTATES

Now Accepting New Applications For Sunset Garden Hill Estates

1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes

1234 - Main Street, Big Town, PROV, G1G 1G1

PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858

A caring member of the Community

Authentic Vietnamese Cusine

Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656

JIM BOB’SConstruction Ltd.

Jane & Ken CarmelProfessional Corporation


PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

Best wishes to all Police Officers

1224 - Main StreetBig Town, PROV G1G 1G1

Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858

Thank you to all officers for keeping our city a safe place to live

Compliments of Management & Staff

Saluting allPolicemembers

We Care!

Break and Enter to Local Business


Police looking for the public’s help

Detectives from Southwest and Southeast CIS

along with officials from ETS are actively

investigating a series of sexual touching incidents

that have occurred over the past ten days aboard

Edmonton Transit buses on the cities southside.

Sexual touching is described as any unwanted

physical contact. It may include things such as

grabbing the buttocks of a person, even if covered by

clothes.

Detective Mike Tabler with the Southwst Division

CIS says the three incidents they are investigating

occurred on January 12, 18 and the latest on the 20.

The first two events came to the attention of the EPS

after the second offence and both complainants

decided to report. The Edmonton Police Service has

Series of sexual touchingincidents aboard Edmonton Transit

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






MY KINDA CLEAN


been actively investigating since the information was

first given to them. Investigators are determining

what potential links exist, if any between all events.

Tabler says, “We are concerned that these incidents

aren’t isolated ones. We are hoping that there are

people who witnessed events and will come forward.

They need to know any little piece of the story may

be helpful in solving these events.”

We need information from the public to assist us in

catching this suspect or suspects. What is also

critical is the information we obtain from

complainants. Due to the number of bus routes that

exist, it is absolutely critical that the victims in these

cases note the bus number, time of travel, direction

of travel and any other route information.

Background:

First incident – January 12 at 3:00 p.m. on a bus

traveling Northbound on 111 Street between 43 and

48 Avenue. The complainant was a 15-year-old

female.

Second Incident - January 18 at 3:15 p.m. on a bus

travelling Northbound on 111 Street between 43 and

48 Avenue. The complainant was a 15-year-old

female.

Third Incident - January 20 at 6:00 p.m. on a

connecting bus on Southside route #17. The

complainant was a 24-year-old woman.

Police have obtained this image of a suspect in one

of the incidents from one of the complainants on her

cell phone camera.

Anyone with information which may assist Police

are asked to call the complaint line at 780-423-4567

or Crimestoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS.

Update:Thanks to all media outlets for their coverage

concerning the sexual touching incidents. An arrest

has been made in connection with these incidents.

However, the person is NOT the one pictured in the

image that was obtained from the cellphone camera

shots. Police are still looking for that individual.

However, the arrest is in relation to the latest

incident which occurred January 20th at 6:00 p.m.

At approximately 6:30 p.m. Friday night (January

22nd) Southwest Division officers arrested 52-year-

old Rajinder Prashad Kaul at the Southgate bus

terminal. He is being charged in relation to the third

incident which involved a 24-year-old woman. Kaul

has been charged with count of sexual assault.



1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!


Further to the previous news release Fort Saskatchewan

RCMP have more information regarding the bank

robbery that took place at the ATB in Bruderheim.

The suspect involved is described as a white male, slim

to medium build, pot-marked or acne scarred face and

approximately 6 feet tall. The vehicle associated to the

incident is described as an older model red, single cab,

pick-up truck, either Ford or Chevrolet.

Attached are some security photos of the suspect.

RCMP are still asking anyone with information about this

incident to contact the Fort Saskatchewan Detachment at

780-992-6100.

Previous release: Bank Robbery in Bruderheim

Fort Saskatchewan RCMP are currently investigating a

bank robbery that occurred on January 6, 2010. At

approximately

11:00 a.m. a

male entered the

ATB Financial in

Bruderheim and

demanded the teller

give him the

money out of the

til. The suspect did not

obtain any money and ran from the

building exiting through the east entrance. No injuries

were sustained as a result of this incident.

The suspect is described as a white male,

approximately 30 years of age, average height and slim

build. RCMP are asking anyone with information about

this incident to contact the Fort Saskatchewan

Detachment at 780-992-6100

BANK ROBBERY INBRUDERHEIM

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






MY KINDA CLEAN


West Division detectives are

investigating an early-morning assault

on a cab driver.

At approximately 3:50 a.m. on Dec. 1,

2009, a cab driver picked up a lone male

at 154 Street and Stony Plain Road. The

male asked to be taken to an industrial

area west of the city and then back into

Edmonton. After several stops, the cab

driver dropped off the male at 124 Street

and 116 Avenue. The suspect then

demanded money and allegedly

threatened the driver with a small knife.

Despite being injured, the cab driver was

able to fight off the suspect and escape.

The suspect then allegedly drove off in

the taxi, which was recovered in the

west end later this morning.

Police are looking for a male suspect,

who is described as possibly Native and

30 years old, of average height and with

a stocky build.

West Division detectives continue to

investigate.

after taxi driver assaultedPolice looking for suspect



1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!


Bonnyville RCMP are investigating 18 separate acts of

vandalism that occurred in the late hours of January 2nd

and early hours of January 3rd, 2010.

Thus far 14 vehicles and 2 RV’s all located south of 47

Avenue and east of 49 Street appear to have been

damaged. Damages also appear to have occurred at:

Mom’s place on 50 Avenue; Bonnyville Senior Drop in

Center on 47 Avenue; and Bonnyville Senior Center

Lodge on 47 Avenue. This is the second time the

Bonnyville Senior Drop in Center has been targeted by

random acts of vandalism in the past 6 months. The first

occurrence resulted in charges against two youth, with

the help of a tip that reported a suspicious activity.

All of the January 2nd and 3rd incidents involved

Bonnyville RCMP seek help in numerous acts of Vandalism

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






MY KINDA CLEAN


senseless acts of vandalism with no reports of theft.

Considerable damage was caused to the three businesses

and the vehicles that were targeted . Damage to the

vehicles include: broken taillights, smashed windows and

windshields and in one instance, a fire extinguisher was

discharged inside one of the vandalized vehicles.

Investigators have obtained some current information

that a group of youths were either directly involved in or

witnessed these incidents.

Everyone who is familiar with their neighbourhood

knows when someone or something is out of the

ordinary, or when someone is acting suspicious. RCMP

strongly encourage anyone who becomes aware of such

activities, regardless of nature, to report any incident that

they feel is out of the ordinary. Such calls are not a waste

of time or resources for RCMP officers. As in the earlier

mentioned case where charges arose from a tip, RCMP

investigators strongly believe that it takes citizen’s co-

operation along with police resources to keep our

community safe from these reckless acts of vandalism

that end up affecting everyone through rising insurance

rates.

Anyone with any information that may assist

investigators is encouraged to contact Bonnyville

Detachment



1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!


An Edmonton man is in custody facing multiple

charges after more than a kilogram of cocaine was seized

by police.

As part of an on-going investigation, members of the

Edmonton Drug and Gang Enforcement Unit were

observing a suspicious male operating a 2006 Chrysler

300 in the area of 184 Street and 52 Avenue at 4:30 p.m.

Thurs. Jan 21. A traffic stop was conducted and officers

located several pieces of drug paraphernalia in the car. A

further search of the vehicle revealed multiple packages

of cocaine with a total weight over a kilogram.

25-year-old Travis Franko has been charged with

possession of a controlled substance for the purpose oftrafficking.

As a result of this arrest, the vehicle involved was

seized under the Victims Restitution and Compensation

act. So far this year members of the Edmonton Drug and

Gang Enforcement Unit have seized four cars, six kilos

of cocaine, and 90-thousand dollars in cash.

Vehicle search yields drug stash Over one kilo seized

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






MY KINDA CLEAN


On December

17th, 2009 at

approximately 9:45

p.m., a member of

the Leduc RCMP

was conducting a

patrol along

Sparrow Drive in

Leduc. As part of

his patrol, the

members was

querying licence

plates on a variety

of vehicles. The

licence plate of a

silver Pontiac

Sunfire was queried

and the query advised

the member that the

owner of the Pontiac

Sunfire had an

Outstanding Warrant

out of Edmonton.

The Leduc RCMP

member activated his

emergency equipment

in efforts to pull the

vehicle over to the

roadside. A traffic

stop was initiated on

Sparrow Drive in

front of the Ford

Dealership. The

RCMP member

Two Edmonton Males Face Charges for DrugTrafficking in the Leduc Region



1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!


approached the vehicle and spoke to the male driver

and one male passenger.

The member noted a strong odour of raw

marihuana coming from the vehicle. After further

investigation, it is believed both males were in

Possession of a Controlled Substance. Both males

were arrested without incident and taken into police

custody.

Subsequent to the arrest of the males, a search of

the Pontiac Sunfire was completed. Leduc RCMP

located several drug paraphernalia as well as

approximately 1,913 grams (approx 4.25 pounds) of

what is believed to be Cannabis Marihuana. The

packaging in which the marihuana was located is

consistent with that seen in drug trafficking and

Leduc RCMP believe the drugs were prepared to be

distributed to individuals throughout the Region. In

total this investigation has the potential of removing

approximately 14,000 joints or Marihuana cigarettes

from negatively impacting the health and lives

residents of the Leduc Region and many other

locations throughout the Province of Alberta.

Jeffrey Shane ZUTZ, a 22 yrs old and Taylor Allen

GETSCHELL, 22 yrs old, both from Edmonton, AB

are facing the following charges:

1. Possession of a Controlled Substance for the

Purpose of Trafficking

2. Fail to Comply with Conditions of Recognizance

(x2)

ZUTZ is further charged with:

3. Fail to Comply with Conditions of Recognizance

(x2)

4. Possession of Proceeds of Property Obtained by

Crime Under $5000.00

Both ZUTZ and GETSCHELL were brought before a

Justice to speak to their release and both were

remanded in custody.

ZUTZ and GETSCHELL were scheduled to appear

in Leduc Provincial Court on December 31st, 2009

at 9:30 a.m. via Closed Circuit Television.

RCMP stress that we are dedicated to committing the

resources and mechanisms to track, investigate,

make arrests and effect seizures of illegal drugs, in

an effort to address our goal of safe homes and safe

communities for all Albertans.

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






MY KINDA CLEAN


EPS Robbery Detectives working on a three-year-

old arson extortion case got a much needed shot in

the arm when their case was featured Saturday on

America’s Most Wanted. The program broadcast in

the U.S. and Canada has an excellent record for

helping to track down criminals.



1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!

Arson extortion case in Edmonton featuredon America'sMost Wantedprogram


Detective Rob Paton with Robbery Section says,

“Having this kind of a net cast can’t help but assist

in locating this fugitive so that he can face these

charges in Canada.”

Paton says there is still a $25,000 reward

outstanding that the Edmonton Police Commission

has offered up in relation to this case. It is hoped it

will lead to the arrest of 25-year-old Christopher

David Meer. The Edmonton Police Service along

with RCMP, U.S. Marshals, and Border Services

have been involved in this investigation since 2007.

It has involved multiple suspects and crosses several

jurisdictions.

BACKGROUND:The investigation dates back to March 2007 when

officers began looking into a possible connection

between three arsons in the Edmonton and Pigeon

Lake areas. Two fires in South Edmonton (November

2007, and December 2007) and a third in Pigeon

Lake (March 2007) were all included in the

investigation. Officers soon learned that they were

dealing with a situation that extended far beyond

three isolated arsons. Over the course of the

investigation it was learned that five individuals, all

from Alberta, allegedly used intimidation, fear and

violence to affect several of their business and

personal relationships in the province.

Investigators can reveal two people were charged

and have since pled guilty and were sentenced to a

federal penitentiary. Two others are awaiting trial.

EPS Police are still looking for 25-year-old

Christopher David Meer and warrants have been

issued. Meer was profiled on the Fox television

show America’s Most Wanted. It is suspected that

Meer may have altered his appearance since this

picture was taken.

Christopher David Meer

25-years-old, White male, 135lbs, 5’9” tall, Brown

eyes, Brown hair with blonde highlights

The arson extortion case remains under

investigation, and officers are asking anyone who

may have had dealings with the accused, or know the

whereabouts of the suspect still at large, to contact

them at 423-4567.

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






MY KINDA CLEAN


On November 3, 2009, Whitecourt RCMP

responded to a call where it was alleged that a man

had used his vehicle as a weapon against another

person.

Fortunately, the victim was not injured. Kevin Lee

Vanderwolf, age 42 of Whitecourt has been charged

with assault with a weapon with the court issuing a

warrant for his arrest. Investigators are seeking the

public’s assistance in locating Vanderwolf.

Description:

- Kevin Lee Vanderwolf, age 42

- Metis male,

- Brown hair

- Blue eye

- 185 cm, 6’1”

- 136 kg, 300 pounds

- Photo attached

Anyone with information regarding the

whereabouts of Kevin Lee Vanderwolf is asked to

Whitecourt RCMP at 780 - 778 - 2238.



1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!

POLICE ARE SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE TO LOCATE

WANTED MAN


Edmonton Police Service investigators are asking for

the public’s assistance in identifying a man who may

have information about an incident where a significant

amount money was stolen from a woman in the parking

lot of West Edmonton Mall last summer.

During the morning of Wednesday, July 29, 2009, a

woman in her 50s was transporting cash between a bank

and her place of employment at West Edmonton Mall.

She left the bank on 170 Street and 100 Avenue with cash

and returned to West Edmonton Mall where she obtained

more cash from a financial institution. Around 11:30

a.m., she returned to her vehicle and discovered she had a

flat tire. A male approached her and allegedly insisted on

helping. The offer was allegedly refused and after the

male left, the woman discovered that her purse

containing several thousands of dollars was missing from

inside her car and that her tire had been slashed.

Investigating officers are considering the possibility

that she was followed as she made her way to the various

locations that day.

The above images were taken from surveillance

footage at the bank she visited earlier that morning.

The male in the picture is not believed to be the one who

offered her assistance with her car, but officers would

like to identify and speak to the male about what he may

or may not have seen at the bank that day.

Anyone with information about the unidentified male is

asked to contact the Edmonton Police Service non-

emergency line at 780-423-4567.

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






Police seek to identify male

MY KINDA CLEAN

Money stolen fromwoman in parking lot


On January 18, 2010, in the early morning hours, a

lone female suspect entered the south McDonalds’

restaurant located at 10 Garlarneau Place in St. Albert,

Alberta and St. Albert Trail. The female suspect

approached the ordering counter where two female staff

were working and attempted to grab the employees.

While holding a knife, she demanded that they open the

cash register. Instead, the two staff ran towards the back

of the restaurant without giving the suspect anything. No

one was injured in this incident and the suspect left the

store on foot in an unknown direction.

The female suspect is described as wearing a black

hoodie, red framed sunglasses and had brown curly hair.

St. Albert RCMP is looking for you help on this crime.

If you have any information about this or any crime, call

the St. Albert RCMP at 780-458-7700.



1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!

Robbery at McDonalds


West Division detectives are hoping the public can help

them identify a person in connection with a number of

thefts from autos in several west-end communities.

An image from a surveillance

camera in a parkade is being

released to help identify the

following male subject who police

believe may be involved with these

events:

The communities of Hudson,

Pembina, Cumberland and

Wellington - which are part of EPS

West Division - have seen the

highest increase in incidents.

During the last 30 days, there were

36 occurrences of thefts from autos

in the four neighbourhoods.

Vehicles parked on the street and

within locked parkades are being

targeted. Windows are being

smashed and door locks punched.

Loose change, visible merchandise and

registration/insurance slips are being targeted. Most of

the incidents are occurring at night time, between

midnight and 6 a.m.

“The police continue to be

frustrated with the public for not

removing articles of value from

their vehicles,” says Staff Sgt.

Dale Fenrich, of West Division

CIS Unit. “We encourage the

public to be more vigilant by

ensuring only legitimate persons

are let into enclosed parkades.”

Anyone who observes a

suspicious person prowling

around parked cars is encouraged

to call police at 780-423-4567.

Anyone with information about

the male subject in the above

photo is asked to call police at

780-423-4567

North West Edmonton Hit With Thefts From Autos

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






MY KINDA CLEAN


Wood Buffalo RCMP are still looking for the

public’s assistance in locating Daniel Lawrence

MILLIGAN who is wanted on several outstanding

warrants for arrests.

RCMP now believe that MILLIGAN, 26 years

old, may be residing in Calgary, AB. He is formerly

of Colchester County, Nova Scotia, but also has ties

to Fort McMurray and the area of Morinville, AB.

WantedBy RCMP



1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!


MILLIGAN has a history of Domestic Family

Violence and is wanted on warrants for Assault,

Breach of Recognizance, Impersonation, Theft over

$5000.00, Possession of Stolen Property, and

Obstruction. These warrants stem from RCMP

Detachments in Wood Buffalo, Morinville, and

Boyle.

He is described as:

• Caucasian male

• Approximately 5’11” and between 180-200lbs

• Brown hair and Hazel eyes

• Several tattoos including:

• “outlaw” written on his back - between his

shoulders,

• ”mom” written on one of his upper arms,

• a picture of a skull with “dead rat” written over top

on his right bicep,

• picture of a skull wearing a cowboy hat on his left

upper shoulder,

• and three other tattoos of words written on his neck

and right and left forearm.

MILLIGAN may also go by the name Daniel

MacPhee or Randall MILLIGAN.

Anyone who has information regarding the

whereabouts of Daniel MILLIGAN, is asked to

contact the Wood Buffalo RCMP at 780-788-4000 or

Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477. Alternatively,

MILLIGAN can also turn himself into their nearest

RCMP or Police Detachment to clear up his

outstanding matters.

Background: Wanted By RCMP

Fort McMurray RCMP would like the public’s

assistance in locating a man who is wanted on

outstanding warrants.

Daniel Lawrence MILLIGAN, 26 years old,

formerly of Colchester County, Nova Scotia, is now

believed to be residing in Fort McMurray, Alberta.

MILLIGAN also has ties to the area of Morinville,

Alberta. MILLIGAN has a history of Domestic

Family Violence and is wanted on warrants for

Assault, Breach of Recognizance, Impersonation,

Theft over $5000.00, Possession of Stolen Property,

and Obstruction. These warrants stem from RCMP

Detachments in Fort McMurray, Morinville, and

Boyle.

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






MY KINDA CLEAN


As those involved in property crime offences continue

to ply their trade, the Edmonton Police Service along

with Belgravia Crime Watch, and residents of Belgravia

are coming together to use technology to help protect

valuable assets through the Operation Hands Off property

identification program.

In an effort to help reduce thefts

whether they may be wire, metal,

car parts or anything of value,

businesses and consumers alike

can avail themselves of

technology in the Canadian

market place. Applied by a brush

or spray applicator,

MicroDotDNA can be applied to

just about any surface only to be

seen with a magnifying device.

Each MicroDotDNA has a

unique number series embedded

on it which can be traced back to

an individual or company. Being sprayed or brushed on a

surface, dozens to thousands of these dots can be used to

mark and identify all manner of products, making it

much like a name tag with numbers. North American

utility companies have seen significant reduction in the

theft of tools and metal since the inception of this

program three years ago and

local companies such as

EPCOR and PCL have also

had very positive results.

Armed with this type of

technology, law enforcement

agencies will now be able to

not only track, but provide

absolute identification of a

piece of property making it

easier to not only identify

victims but also to show to the

courts who the rightful owner

actually is.

Operation HANDS OFF unveiled in Edmonton



1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!


The Wetaskiwin RCMP are requesting assistance

from the general public in locating an adult male

believed to be responsible for a structure fire to the

Good Shepard retirement home on November 13th,

2009.

Receiving information that Shawn Robert Douglas

PHINNEY (18 years) intentionally set a fire that

caused extensive damage to both the senior home

and surrounding property, police have been unable

to locate PHINNEY at this time.

ADULT MALE

WANTED FOR ARSON

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






MY KINDA CLEAN


A known transient in the Wetaskiwin area, police

have obtained a warrant for PHINNEY’s arrest and

are requesting any information that may lead to his

whereabouts.

Investigators ask anyone with information relating to

PHINNEY and the structure fire to contact the

Wetaskiwin RCMP at 780-312-7200

Background... 2009 Nov 13th.. Senior Home

Structure Fire

On Thursday November 12th, 2009 at approximately

8:50 PM the Wetaskiwin RCMP and local

emergency services responded to a complaint of a

structure fire located at the corner of 51st Avenue

and 47th Street in Wetaskiwin.

Receiving extensive damage to the “Old” Good

Shepard Retirement Home, the property was

believed to be abandoned at the time of the fire.

Evacuating nearby residents for public safety,

persons have returned back to their homes in which

police have received no reports of injuries.

Unable to determine the cause of the fire at this

time, the Wetaskiwin RCMP and the Wetaskiwin

Fire Department are liaising with the Provincial Fire

Investigator and will continue their investigation

when it is safe to enter the building.

UPDATE - Wanted Arsonist

Surrenders to Police

On Saturday, December 19th, 2009 at approximately

12:00 PM suspected arsonist Shawn Robert Douglas

PHINNEY turned himself in on outstanding

warrants to the Wetaskiwin RCMP. Wanted for a

structure fire to the Good Shepard Retirement Home

on November 12th, 2009, PHINNEY was

cooperative with police and arrested without

incident.

Charged with Arson and 2 counts of Possession of

Stolen Property, PHINNEY was denied bail and is

scheduled to appear in Wetaskiwin Provincial Court

on December 22nd, 2009.



1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!


Man suspected in Calgary and Edmonton robberies.

Edmonton Police Service Robbery Detectives are

seeking a suspect wanted in connection to a recent

Edmonton bank robbery.

At approximately 2:30 p.m., November 26, a lone male

entered a financial institution at 82 Avenue and 81 Street.

He approached a teller, threatened them, demanded cash,

and fled the area on foot heading northbound.

The suspect is described as a white male in his mid-

20’s, approximately 6’ tall, clean-shaven, with a

muscular build.

Further investigation revealed the suspect may also be

responsible for several similar robberies in Calgary.

Robbery Suspect Sought

IMAGE RELEASED

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






MY KINDA CLEAN


The Royal Canadian Mounted Police, working in

partnership with Canada Border Service Agency, have

arrested and charged a 20-year-old Fort McMurray woman

after 12 kilograms of a product alleged to be cocaine was

intercepted as it entered Canada from Panama, destined

for a Fort McMurray address.

cocaine,

RCMP CBSA investigation nets 12 kilos of



1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!

one facing charges


On November 20th, 2009, Canada Border Service

Agency (CBSA) at Toronto International Airport

examined a package being shipped from Panama to a

Fort MacMurray address, believed to have contained

approximately 12 kilograms of cocaine.

On November 25th, 2009 RCMP Edmonton Drug

Section in collaboration with Canada Border Services

Agency, Fort McMurray RCMP, and Edmonton

Integrated Proceeds of Crime initiated an investigation

and acting on the strength of a judicially authorized

search warrant seized evidence supporting grounds to

charge Sinday Paola SAIBIS-RODRIGUEZ, age 20 of

Fort MacMurray with two offences under the Controlled

Drugs and Substances Act:

- Importation of cocaine, and

- Possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking.

SAIBIS-RODRIGUEZ was remanded in custody to

appear in Fort McMurray Provincial Court on December

8th, 2009.

This seizure of 12 kilograms of cocaine, the largest

volume of this illicit drug seized in relation to a Fort

McMurray investigation, illustrates the importance of the

RCMP working in partnership with CBSA in addressing

the production, importation, distribution, sales, and use of

illegal drugs. This amount of cocaine could have resulted

in distribution or sales of approximately 240,000 casual

use doses of this illicit and harmful drug. Illegal drug

activities impact every aspect of our communities:

business, commerce and trade; family life. Personal

safety and development, along with health care and

professional services are negatively impacted.

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






MY KINDA CLEAN


EPS West Division is releasing surveillance images in

hopes of identifying a suspect in connection with several

thefts in Edmonton.

In the last few weeks, a rash of thefts has occurred at

several city swimming pools, arenas and fitness facilities.

Locks on lockers are typically cut off and personal items

are taken from the locker, especially wallets. On more

than one occasion, the suspect has used the stolen credit

cards to purchase goods – laptop computers in particular

- at London Drugs and Future Shop stores. The purchases

have amounted to thousands of dollars.

Several RCMP detachments in Alberta have also been

looking for the same suspect for thefts and frauds in St.

Albert, Sherwood Park, Beaumont and Red Deer.

The suspect is a Caucasian male, approximately

5’10”, 180 lbs., wearing a black ball cap with a white

logo and sunglasses propped on top. He was also

wearing white sneakers, and a red and black winter

jacket.

If you recognize the suspect or have any

information about his whereabouts, please call police

at 780-423-4567

POLICE LOOKING FOR SUSPECT IN SEVERAL THEFTS



1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!


On January 11, 2010, at approx. 7:30 p.m., a man came

out of the Shell gas station located at the corner of

McKenney Avene and St. Albert Trail, in St. Albert,

Alberta, and robbed a patron filling up his car with gas.

The male suspect produced a knife and demanded money

from the male patron. The suspect then got into a green

Ford pickup and left the scene. St. RCMP immediately

patrolled the area but were unable to locate the suspect.

The male suspect is described as:

• about 30 years old

• about 6 feet tall

• about 200 pounds

• Caucasian

• balding

• unshaven and scruffy

• with a goatee and mustache

• wearing a dark hoodie under a down jacket

and wearing jeans

St. Albert RCMP is looking for your help on this crime.

If you have any information about this or any crime, call

the St. Albert RCMP at 780-458-7700.

Attached are 2 photos of the suspect from the Shell

station surveillance camera.

to IdentifyRobbery Suspect

Request

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






MY KINDA CLEAN


In the interest of public safety, the Edmonton Police

Service is issuing the following warning:

Andrew Carrigan was recently released from a

correctional facility after he completed a sentence for

numerous offences including, possession of childpornography, sexual interference, breach of probationand possession of stolen property over $5000.

Carrigan is considered by police to be a violent sexual

offender who poses a risk of significant harm to the

community, particularly to young females under the age

of 16.

The Edmonton Police Service is issuing this

information and warning after careful deliberation of all

related issues, including privacy concerns, in the belief

that it is clearly in the public interest to inform the

members of the community. Carrigan will be residing in

the city of Edmonton and possibly frequenting outlying

communities. He will be bound by a 10 year Prohibition

Order pursuant to Section 161 of the Criminal Code of

Canada, and must abide by several conditions.

Andrew Lyle Carrigan (39 years)

White Male, 5’10” (180 cm), 200 lbs. (95 kg.), blue

eyes and brown hair.

Members of the public are advised that the intent ofthis process is to enable citizens to take suitableprecautionary measures. Releasing this information isNOT intended to encourage people to engage in anyform of vigilante action .

This information is released under the authority of the

FOIP Act, RSA 2000, C. F-25.

High Risk Offender Public Information AndWarning



1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!


A 37-year-old man has been charged with several

offences after the vehicle he was allegedly driving struck

a police officer.

Shortly after 3 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 2, Downtown

Division officers attempted to pull over a Pontiac Grand

Am containing a male and female occupant. Despite

emergency lights being activated, the suspect vehicle

fled, striking the police vehicle in the process. The car

was followed to 250 Avenue and 34 Street where it came

to a stop. As officers approached the vehicle on foot it

accelerated toward one of the officers, striking the officer

and sending him over the hood and onto the ground.

Shots were fired at the suspect vehicle which continued

to drive away. A criminal flight from police ensued as the

Grand Am headed north out of the city. Air-1 took over

the criminal flight and requested assistance from RCMP

who deployed a spike belt. The vehicle pulled over and

the female passenger exited, but the car fled again. The

vehicle became disabled after running over the spike belt

and came to a stop in a field near Redwater. The RCMP

Emergency Response Team was called in and the suspect

was eventually taken into custody.

The EPS officer who was struck by the vehicle

received soft tissue injuries to his legs.

Jason Ronald Kult, 37, was charged with criminal hitand run, criminal flight from police causing bodily harm,assault a peace officer with a weapon, dangerousdriving, unlawful confinement, breach of probation, andfour counts of breach of recognizance.

Officer struck by fleeing vehicle

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






MY KINDA CLEAN

Man charged in 22-year-old HOMICIDE CASE


A 41-year-old B.C. man has been

charged in connection with the 1987

homicide of 83-year-old Lillian Berube.

Charles William Abou has been

charged with second degree murder alongwith break and enter and commit. EPS

Homicide Section detectives delivered

documents to Edmonton’s provincial

courthouse last week listing pending

charges against a man in his 40s living in

British Columbia. He is scheduled to

appear in an Edmonton court room

tomorrow morning.

Extensive investigations, including

DNA testing have been conducted over

the years. While the original investigators

retired many years ago, EPS detectives

continued to examine possible leads in the

case and received a break when further

forensics testing was recently conducted.

Background:

Seventy-year-old Lillian Berube was

beaten when she confronted an intruder in

her home at 11630 – 90 Street on August

27, 1987. She died in hospital a few days

later. The Edmonton Police Service

initiated an extensive search for a possible

suspect.



1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!


The suspect wanted in connection to a recent

Edmonton homicide has been located and arrested.

Michael Bryan Flanigan was arrested by RCMP near

Loon Lake, Saskatchewan the afternoon of Nov. 5, 2009.

The arrest was the result of a tip the RCMP received after

a local citizen had seen media coverage of the homicide

the day before. EPS Homicide detectives are currently in

Saskatchewan interviewing the suspect, who is expected

to be transported to Edmonton within the next six days.

40-year-old Michael Bryan Flanigan has been charged

with second degree murder.The investigation is on-going, and officers are trying to

determine the movements of Flanigan in the days leading

up to, and following the homicide. The suspect is known

to have travelled between BC, Alberta, and Saskatchewan

in the last month. Anyone with information on the

suspect’s activities dating back to the first week of

October is asked to call police at 780-423-4567.

BackgroundOfficers were called to a residence near 103 Street and

98 Avenue Thursday, Oct. 15, where the body of a 28-

year-old female was discovered in her residence. Officers

are now treating the death as a homicide.

Homicide suspect arrested i n r u r a l S a s k a t c h e w a n

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






MY KINDA CLEAN


EPS Homicide Section detectives are investigating the

death of a man whose body was found in a car near 106

Avenue and 106 Street.

At approximately 1:15 p.m. on Sunday, November 29th

police responded to reports of gunshots. When

Downtown Division patrol officers arrived on scene they

found the body of a deceased adult male in the driver’s

seat of a tan colored sedan. The vehicle was parked in an

alley behind a business located just north of 106 Avenue

near 105 Street.

Investigators continue to canvass the neighborhood for

possible witnesses but there are no suspects at this time.

A motive is not known.

The Medical Examiner has yet to schedule an autopsy

to determine the cause of death and verify the identity of

the homicide victim.

Anyone with information is asked to call the EPS

‘dispatch line’ at 423-4567.

Autopsy completed - homicide #25

The autopsy has been completed on the body of a man

who was found deceased in a car on Nov. 29 in the area

of 106 Avenue and 105 Street.

The Medical Examiner has determined that Robleh Ali

Mohamed, 23 died of a gunshot wound to the head. The

victim resided in Alberta for the past five years and in

Edmonton for the past year.

Mohamed’s death is not believed to be a random act.

However, a motive has not yet been determined.

Homicide Section detectives continue to investigate

and are reviewing all witness information gathered to

date. There is no suspect information at this point.

Homicide victim found in car

25th homicide of 2009



1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!


Thanks to information received from the public, officers

of the Edmonton Police Service Child Protection Section

were able to make an arrest in connection with a sexual

assault aboard an ETS bus on January 1st at 10:07 a.m.

Police received a tip on January 5th after video

surveillance pictures were broadcast to the media.

Detectives followed up on that information and were able

to lay charges.

Detective Emuel Chan says, “This is how we wish all

cases would come together. Thanks to the video

surveillance provided to us by ETS Security, our own

investigators and most importantly the help from the

public through the media we were able to make an arrest.

This is another example of community policing at work.”

21-year-old Abdurahman Dahir Yacin of Edmonton has

been charged with Sexual Assault and Sexual

Interference.

Background:

At approximately 10:18 a.m. on Jan. 1, 2009 police

dispatch received a call from Edmonton Transit Services

reporting an incident which had just occurred. They

reported a lone 12-year-old female got onto an ETS bus

No. 8 near 59 Street and 118 Avenue. The girl was

approached by an adult male passenger, who allegedly

began speaking with her before reaching out and

allegedly touching her inappropriately several times.

Police learned the suspect first got on the bus at 9:15

a.m. at 86 Street and 61 Avenue.

The suspect immediately exited the bus after being

confronted by the driver about his behaviour towards the

young girl. He was last seen walking along 118 Avenue,

near 47 Street. Officers were immediately called to the

area, but could not locate the suspect.

ARREST IN SEXUAL ASSAULT CASE Information from the public critical to the investigation

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






MY KINDA CLEAN


On Friday, Nov. 13, 2009 the following individuals

were recognized for their acts of bravery.

Mike Sharpe of Spruce Grove received a Silver

Medal for Bravery and Chelsea McPhee of Leduc

received the Bronze Medal for Bravery for their

efforts in saving a truck driver from an overturned,

burning semi carrying 35,000 litres of jet fuel on

September 29, 2009. The incident occurred on Highway

63 near Wandering River when the truck driver swerved

to avoid a head-on collision with a car, causing the semi

to land on its side in the ditch. The driver was trapped

inside the burning vehicle. Witnessing the incident,

Mike and Chelsea got out of their vehicle and attempted

to kick at the window, but it wouldn’t break. Chelsea

ran to another vehicle to retrieve a fire extinguisher.

Mike continued to attempt to open the cab which was

becoming engulfed by flames. The doors were struck

and Mike was able to pull off the crumpled mirror and



1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!

2009 Royal Canadian Humane Association Award Recipients


exhaust stack that were jamming one of the doors. He

was able to force open the door enough for the driver

to fit through. They were joined by Chelsea who had

returned with the fire extinguisher, but by this time the

flames were 10-15 feet high and an explosion was

possible so the three ran to safety. Chelsea was bruised

and Mike received burns to his hands and arms.

Dale and Kathleen Garinger of Medicine Hat

received a Bronze Medal for their courageous actions

in attempting to save the victims of a fiery motor

vehicle collision on June 13, 2008, near Pelican

Narrows, Sask. The pair came across a semi trailer

truck and an SUV that were on fire after a collision.

Dale and Kathleen ran to the fully engulfed SUV that

was carrying seven occupants and helped pull one male

out. They returned to the vehicle, but the heat made it

impossible to open doors. The couple was able to

remove a female who was seated near the rear window.

She was suffering from severe injuries and Kathleen

got blankets and attempted to assist her. Dale returned

to the vehicle for a third time but was unable to get

hear the trapped occupants. The woman was taken to

hospital where she died several days later. The only

survivor from the SUV was the first male that they had

rescued.

Jason Hansen, of Calgary, AB; Shannon Kennedy,

of Ardrossan, AB; and Roy Stephenson of

Edmonton, AB were awarded the Bronze Medal,

and Steve Dupuis and Adam Trdin of Edmonton

were awarded an Honorary Testimonial Certificate

for their efforts in assisting an elderly man who had

been robbed and arrest and detain the knife-wielding

teenage suspects. The incident occurred on Sept. 15,

2008, in Edmonton when a 15-year-old boy and 12-

year-old girl allegedly assaulted an elderly man and

attempted to steal his vehicle. Jason and Steve removed

the teens from the vehicle while Shannon called police.

Shannon and Steve attended to the victim and Adam

recorded the plate number of the vehicle which assisted

in the police investigation. Jason and Shannon followed

the teens as they ran into a nearby store and allegedly

brandished knives from the shelves. Jason struggled

with the male teen, resulting in one of the knives

skidding along the floor. Roy witnessed the situation

inside the store and with the assistance of Shannon

they were able to get the knife out of the girl’s hand.

RCMP Constable Michelle Knopp received the

Bronze Medal for Bravery for her heroic efforts

above and beyond the call of duty in attempting to

rescue her fellow officers in a dangerous situation near

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






MY KINDA CLEAN


Spiritwood, Sask. on July 7, 2006. The RCMP were

called to a domestic dispute in Spiritwood when the

suspect drove away. The suspect fled followed by two

officers in one vehicle and Michelle in a second

vehicle. After the first vehicle rammed the truck, the

two officers were shot. When Michelle arrived at the

scene, her vehicle was struck by bullets. She returned

fire and managed to get out of the vehicle. She made

her way to the passenger side of the first vehicle where

she found one seriously injured officer; she located the

other seriously injured officer nearby. She radioed for

assistance and, because of the remote location, drove to

a road where ambulances and other police officers

could find her. She then directed them to the location.

Unfortunately the two officers succumbed to their

injuries in the days following the incident.

Don Morrison of Dutch Valley, NB, received a

Bronze Medal for Bravery for his swift and heroic

actions in saving a pilot from a burning helicopter on

May 24, 2008 near Norman Wells, NWT. The

helicopter with three occupants started spinning and

struck the ground as it approached a landing site. Don

was able to remove his seatbelt, kick out a window, and

exit. Despite heat from the flames, Don grabbed the

pilot and removed her from the wreckage. He

attempted to assist the other passenger, but the

helicopter became fully engulfed. Fearing an explosion,

he then moved the pilot a safer distance away. Don was

able to contact a coworker who then contacted

emergency responders. The pilot was taken to hospital

for treatment of a back injury and Don was treated and

released.

Patrick O’Connor, of Calgary, AB, was on vacation

in Panama City, Florida, on April 11, 2009, when he

noticed a teenage boy and a man in a sea kayak about

100 metres away in the water during a time of high surf

and strong undertows. Neither was wearing a life jacket

when their kayak overturned. The man began to yell for

help as he held onto the boy. Despite ‘red flag

conditions’, Patrick and another man went into the

water to assist. They used the kayak to provide

buoyancy and approached the unresponsive boy and

man who was repeatedly going under the water. They

placed the boy on the kayak and helped the man hang

on to it while they approached the shore. Another man

and woman performed CPR until help arrived.

Unfortunately the boy passed away two days later, but

the man survived. He received a Bronze Medal for

Bravery.



1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!


Jonas Servage, of Edmonton, received a Bronze

Medal for Bravery for saving another person from a

vicious attack at a downtown Edmonton LRT station on

January 2, 2008. Jonas entered the station and saw a

15-year-old female attacking a woman on the LRT

platform. He dropped his duffle bag and pulled the girl

off. The teen allegedly stole the woman’s purse and got

onto a train that had just pulled up. Jonas called

security on the emergency help phone and followed the

girl onto the train and pushed the emergency stop

button to prevent it from going anywhere. In the

meantime, three males who had gotten off the train

picked up Jonas’s duffle bag and walked away.

Arriving security guards and officers arrested not only

the girl, but also the three males who took the duffle

bag.

James and Tom Wanyandie of Grande Cache, AB,

received Bronze Medals for Bravery for their

courageous actions in saving each other in a life-

threatening situation. On June 6, 2009, James and his

78-year-old father Tom were searching for moose

antlers while walking in the wilderness near Prairie

Creek when they were charged by a grizzly bear. James

fired his rifle at her, but she grabbed him by the arm

and shook him. Tom jammed his walking stick into the

bear’s mouth but she grabbed him by the arm and

knocked him to the ground. James jabbed at the bear

with his rifle and she again turned on him, dragging

him by the leg several feet. Tom managed to get up and

yell as loud as he could and finally the bear ran away.

Both men suffered broken arms, bite marks, and

scratches, but saved each other’s lives.

Kelley McConnell of Edmonton received an

Honorary Testimonial Certificate for his presence of

mind in rescuing two people from a vehicle that had

slid down an embankment on March 22, 2009. Kelley

and his wife were driving on Groat Road during

blizzard-like conditions when they spotted the vehicle

in front of them travel off the road. While his wife

called 911, Kelley made his way down the steep

embankment on foot and found the vehicle hung up

against a tree with two people inside. He pulled the

disoriented driver to safety and with the assistance of

another bystander, pulled the injured passenger out of

the vehicle and up the hill.

Justin Warawa of Andrew, AB, ran almost a mile in

freezing temperatures to seek help for his father, Jeff,

who was injured in a two-vehicle collision in the

morning of Nov. 26, 2008. Despite being in shock and

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






MY KINDA CLEAN

cut by broken glass, Justin, then only eight years old,

helped the other driver to safety and ran nearly a mile

in dark and cold conditions where he was able to seek

assistance. Stars Air Ambulance arrived and took Jeff

to hospital where he succumbed to his injuries a week

later. Justin received an Honorary Testimonial

Certificate for his efforts in attempting to save the

lives of two people.

Retired EPS officer Kerry Nisbet and his son

David who provided emergency care to a male

suffering from serious life-threatening stab wounds on

May 30, 2009. Kerry was working in his yard when he

spotted two males involved in an altercation a distance

away. A short time later, one of the males approached

Kerry apparently suffering from serious life-threatening

stab wounds. Kerry was able to alert his son who was

inside the house, contact EMS and police, get a good

suspect description, and work with his son to provide

life-saving first aid until emergency responders arrived.

The Honoroary Testimonial Certificate was awarded

to Kerry and David (who was unable to attend the

ceremony).

EPS Const. Jason Mitchell for his efforts to save

the life of Const. Dan Furman who was critically

injured after being shot three times on June 29, 2006.

Const. Mitchell showed the presence of mind to save

the life of a fellow officer, despite the volatile and

dynamic situation. He was awarded an Honorary

Testimonial Certificate.

Christopher Wyllie, of Whitecourt, AB, was at his

workplace in Sangudo, AB, on April 16, 2009, where a

man and his infant grandson were visiting. The man

had placed the car seat with the infant inside on the

ground behind his truck while he loaded a heavy object

into the back of the truck. The grandfather returned to

the vehicle and began to back up. Christopher

responded quickly by pushing the baby out of the path

of the truck and a coworker managed to get the

attention of the driver who stopped before he struck

Christopher. He received an Honorary Testimonial

Certificate.

Background [released on Thursday, Nov. 12, 2009]:

The Royal Canadian Humane Association presented

several Albertans with awards to recognize exceptional

acts of bravery and lifesaving while under duress.

Attending the ceremony was Hon. Norman L. Kwong,

Lieutenant Governor of Alberta and representatives

from the Edmonton Police Service and the RCHA.




1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!


Police were able to obtain a more detailed description of a

male suspect who approached three young girls in a school

yard on Monday, Jan. 11. Investigators are hoping the

additional information will help identify the individual.

The information provided includes: fair skinned, possibly

wearing glasses, with brown eyes, unshaven and with dark

brown hair. His jacket was waist length and two-tone blue,

with four pockets on the front. The muskrat-style hat was

dark brown. His blue jeans had holes on the knees and he

may have been wearing dark boots. The suspect smelled of

cigarettes and was possibly carrying a black or dark green

fabric grocery bag.

Anyone with information about the suspect is asked to call

the EPS complaint line at 780-423-4567 or Crime Stoppers at

1-800-222-8477.

Background:

EPS West Division officers are looking for information about

a male who approached three young girls yesterday

afternoon.

Around 2 p.m., on Monday, Jan. 11, 2010, an unknown male

suspect walked into a school yard at 90 Avenue and 182

Street, where he approached three five-year-old girls during a

recess break. The male allegedly offered to take the three girls

to West Edmonton Mall and buy them candy. When a nearby

teacher from the school noticed the male suspect, she called

the students in, at which time the suspect quickly walked

away. He was seen walking in the direction of 178 Street and

90 Avenue.

The suspect is described as a Caucasian male in his mid to

late 20s, approximately 5’8” and of medium build. He was

wearing a blue zipped-up coat, blue jeans and a dark-coloured

muskrat-style hat with the ear flaps down.

“Parents are encouraged to remind their children not to speak

with strangers and to seek out an adult if they are approached

by a stranger,” says Sgt. Alex Hasham of West Division. “In

this case, the teacher’s quick actions possibly prevented the

situation from escalating any further.”

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






Police obtain more details about suspect

MY KINDA CLEAN


The Results are in from the 2009 ChristmasCHECKSTOP Motorists Blowing Well Over Legal LimitWhile there hasn’t been a spike in the number of impaired

drivers on the road, there is something that has emerged that is

disturbing. According to members of the alcohol breath testing

detail those that are being pulled over are blowing well in

excess of the legal limit.

Sgt. Aubrey Zalaski of the Specialized Traffic Operations Unit

says, “The amount of alcohol present in the drivers that were

apprehended during this year’s Checkstop campaign was 11.5

per cent higher than seen five years ago. We also saw a

significant increase in the number of drug impaired drivers

apprehended in 2009. It is hard to imagine that these impaired

drivers were out on the road that is shared by people we know

and care about.”

The following statistics have been compiled since the 2009

Checkstop campaign was launched on Wednesday, November

4. These combined statistics include both the official



1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!


Checkstop locations and the TADD program (Target All

Drunk Drivers) which is mobile enforcement of impaired

driving.

Instead of drinking and driving you can:

• Choose a designated driver at the beginning of the night;

• Take a taxi or transit; or

• Have a sober friend or family member pick you up.

If you spot an impaired driver on Edmonton streets, contact

the police by calling 9-1-1. To assist officers in locating the

driver, citizens are asked to report the incident immediately,

take note of the location, report the license plate number as

well as the vehicle description, and if possible, keep the

vehicle in sight, but do not attempt to chase the vehicle or

break the law in order to stay close.

Impaired Drivers

• In 2009, there were 2,096 impaired drivers apprehended,

down slightly from 2,130 in 2008.

• In 2009, 13.8% of impaired driving charges were issued to

females and 86.2% of charges were issued to males.

• The age group with the most impaired driving charges was

20 – 24 yrs old, with 22.1% of impaired driving charges. 25

to 29-year-olds received 20.0% of the charges.

• In 2009, 51 individuals were charged with drug-related

impaired driving offences. This is up from 18 in 2008.

Checkstop Campaigns

• This year’s Christmas Checkstop Campaign resulted in 175

impaired drivers (down 14.6% from last year), as well as 323

24-hr Suspensions (down 36.2% from last year).

• The average BAC sample from persons charged with

impaired driving during a Checkstop operation this year was

151.5 mg%, which represents a 5.8% increase over last

year’s average and an 11.5% increase over five years ago.

Curb the Danger

• 9,201 citizens called 9-1-1 in 2009 to report a suspected

impaired driver (down 2.4% from 2008).

• These calls resulted in 857 impaired driving arrests, as well

as 353 24-hr Suspensions.

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






MY KINDA CLEAN


It wasn’t a good start to the year for several Edmonton

motorists.

The first Operation-24 Hours of this year took place

throughout the Capitol Region on January 20, 2010. In

the 24 hours starting Wednesday Jan. 20 at 8 a.m., 869

speeding violations were recorded along with 238 other

violations ranging from possession of marijuana to

outstanding warrants.

Operation 24-Hours involved the RCMP, Alberta

Sheriffs, the Office of Traffic Safety, the City of

Edmonton Transportation Department and the Edmonton

Police Service. Enforcement methods were varied as the

officers participating with several different techniques

being utilized including: photo radar, moving mode radar

and laser.

There were a number of high speeds recorded. On the

Anthony Henday in a 60 km/h zone, two motorists were

clocked going 114 km/h. On the Whitemud, one motorist

was recorded doing 137 km/h in an 80km/h zone.

In West Division, members seized a replica handgun

during one traffic stop, while some traffic officers located

a small amount of marijuana during another.

The Edmonton Police Service along with its policing

partners, the Office of Traffic Safety and the City of

Edmonton Transportation Department will continue their

efforts to make our roads safe for everyone. They are

asking the public to slow down and obey the posted

speed limits.

Operation 24 Hours Fast drivers, but slow learners



1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!


On January 19, 2010, at approximately 6:30 p.m.,

The Albert Sheriff Apprehension Unit, with the

assistance of Albert RCMP General Investigation

Section, and Edmonton Police Service’s Tactical

Unit, arrested Aram Hadi, age 20. Hadi, of no fixed

address, was arrested on Canada Wide Warrants

from Hamilton, Ontario. Hadi was arrested without

incident after St. Albert RCMP received information

about his location.

The St. Albert RCMP were pursuing investigative

leads as Hadi is a person of interest in an attempted

robbery which occurred in St. Albert on January 10,

2010. RCMP were called to a house party at

approximately 3:40 a.m. on that date, where a 37

year old male resident of St. Albert had sustained

injuries as a result an interaction with 4 people who

attended the party univited. This was an isolated

incident. The RCMP investigation into this incident

is ongoing and charges are pending.

Hadi is currently being held pending a judicial

hearing to arrange for his transport back to

Hamilton, Ontario where he will be held to answer

to his Ontario charges. Hadi was wanted on

warrants for one charge of Assisting in an escape

contrary to Section 147(a) of the Criminal Code

and one charge of Breach of Probation contrary to

Section 733(1) contrary to the Criminal Code. If

Hadi is found guilty of the Ontario offences, he

could be potentially incarcerated for a substantial

period of time, thus not returning to Alberta for quite

some time.

Any questions in relation to the warrant or charges

from Hamilton should be directed to Hamilton

Police Service.

Wide Warrant Arrest

CANADA

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






MY KINDA CLEAN


Three people have been arrested and charged after

13 firearms and 35 pounds of marijuana were seized.

As part of an ongoing file, officers with the

Edmonton Drug and Gang Enforcement Unit were

in the area of 45 Street and 105A Avenue when they

spotted a male carrying a bag from a house to a

vehicle during the evening of Monday, Nov. 2, 2009.

The vehicle was stopped several blocks away and a

search revealed 2.5 pounds of marijuana.

A short time later, another male exited the house

and drove away in a vehicle. That vehicle was

stopped and the man was taken into custody. Over

30 grams of marijuana was seized following a

search.

A search warrant was obtained for the home,

resulting in the seizure of about 33 pounds of

marijuana, over $33,000 in cash, 13 long-barreled

firearms, one ounce of hashish, and 600 ml of hash

oil.

Kenneth Joseph Bouvier, 54, was charged withthree counts of possession for the purpose oftrafficking, possession of a controlled substance, andpossession of a firearm contrary to order.

Daniel Paul Bouvier, 43, was charged withpossession for the purpose of trafficking andpossession of a controlled substance.

Helen Sonia Oleniach, 53, was charged with twocounts of possession for the purpose of trafficking.

MARIJUANA

FIREARMS SEIZED



1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!


Two people are facing numerous charges in relation to

a garage explosion at a residence in southwest Edmonton.

Police were called by the fire department atapproximately 9:34 p.m. on Sunday evening (Jan. 10)after an explosion and a fire in a garage in LattaCrescent. The explosion caused the garage door to beblown off its hinges. The incident was reported to EFDby neighbouring residents. The house was cleared by fireinvestigators and it was determined that no one wasinjured inside the house or garage. The EPS then lockeddown the residence while awaiting a search warrant. An

unspecified amount of drugs was found on premises.

A male and female, who are owners of the home, were

taken into custody later that evening. Both individuals are

facing numerous charges.

The 31-year-old male and 20-year-old female were

charged with mischief, possession of a controlledsubstance, producing a controlled substance, traffickingcontrolled substance and possession of proceeds ofcrime.

Drug-Related Charges Laid In Garage Explosion

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






MY KINDA CLEAN


Homicide detectives along with Southwest Division

officers are investigating a suspicious death in

Edmonton’s west end.

Around 8:45 a.m., Thursday, Nov. 12, police were

contacted by staff of the Beth Israel Synagogue on Wolf

Willow Road after they discovered the body of what

appears to be an adult male on the grounds surrounding

the building.

“The death is being treated as suspicious at this time,”

says Homicide Section Staff Sergeant Lorne Pubantz. “It

is too early in the investigation to determine the

circumstances surrounding the death.”

Officers will remain at the scene throughout the day.

Further information may be released following the

autopsy.

If anyone saw suspicious activity in the area over

the past few days, they are asked to contact police on

the non-emergency line at 780-423-4567.

West End death ruled homicideOfficers continue to investigate the circumstances

surrounding the death of a male near Wolf Willow Road

in Edmonton’s west end. At this point the EPS is able to

confirm that the victim suffered apparent gun shot

injuries and the death is now being ruled a homicide.

The autopsy on 21-year-old Abdulaziz Osman Isse is

scheduled for this afternoon. Isse is originally from

eastern Canada and was not known to the Edmonton

Police Service. He is not considered to be homeless.

Gang and drug section officers have been notified but a

gang or drug connection has not been confirmed. Any

connection to previous homicides in Edmonton has not

been established at this time. At this point there appears

to be no connection to the synagogue near where the

body was found.



1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!

Suspiciousdeath under investigation


On November 6, 2009 Mayor Stephen Mandel, EPS Inspector

Darren Eastcott and Constable Ryan Kachur handed out the

first citation to a junior high school student under a new

positive ticketing program called B.R.A.G (Because of a

Random Act of Goodwill).

Twelve-year-old Londonderry Junior High School Student,

Sydney Nguyen was ticketed for always offering her assistance

to others at her school, encouraging her peers and sharing a

contagious enthusiasm for life. The ‘B.R.A.G.’ Citation

program rewards kind and responsible behaviour, and creates

opportunities for meaningful and positive interaction between

youth and police.

“This program is one more way for our police officers to

connect with the youth they meet every day and create

opportunities to reinforce positive personal and social

behaviours,” said Inspector Darren Eastcott. “Thanking our

youth for their good deeds and demonstrating we value the

difference they make in our communities only takes a minute,

but the results may have an impact throughout their lifetime.”

Each B.R.A.G. Citation includes a free admission pass to any

City of Edmonton leisure, sports and fitness facility. Funding

for the B.R.A.G program is provided by the Edmonton Police

Foundation.

“We’re proud to highlight the good deeds of youth in

Edmonton with programs like B.R.A.G. By rewarding good

deeds with these citations, we are focusing on the positive

rather than the punitive,” said Mayor Stephen Mandel.

“Acknowledging that positive actions lead to positive outcomes

will encourage a ripple affect that will see Edmonton become

an even better city. Congratulations to EPS for this innovative

program.”

The simplest acts of kindness and goodwill can be recognized

through a B.R.A.G. Citation, including but not limited to:

Wearing a helmet while biking, obeying rules of the road

• Standing up for a friend

• Reporting a stolen bike

• Volunteering in the community

• Helping someone in trouble

• Assisting a senior citizen

• Doing the right thing!

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






Edmonton StudentReceives First BRAG Citation

MY KINDA CLEAN


Two young children have been apprehended through the Drug-endangered Children Act

(DECA) and two adults have been charged with several offences following a search

warrant on Friday, Jan. 8.

Following up on information received through ongoing investigations, officers with the

Edmonton Drug and Gang Enforcement Unit conducted a search warrant on a suite

located on 163 Avenue and 64 Street. A 23-year-old female and 24-year-old male were

home at the time along with their young children: a female toddler and a newborn boy.

During the search, officers seized almost one kilogram of cocaine in various stages of

the conversion process (soft cocaine and crack cocaine) as well as packaging materials.

In addition, officers seized ammunition, a starter’s pistol, and nearly $60,000 in cash.

Members of the Child at Risk Response Team (CARRT) were called to the home and

the two young children were apprehended through DECA.

The adults were charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking, carelessstorage of ammunition, and willfully causing a child to be a drug-endangered child(x2). The cash has been referred for forfeiture under the Victims Restitution andCompensation Payment Act.

Two children apprehendedthrough DECA



1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!

(Adults charged, drugs seized)


During 2009 RCMP Serious Crimes Branch investigated

39 homicides in RCMP jurisdictions throughout Alberta.

In 2008, RCMP conducted 53

homicide investigations. Of the 39 homicides, 32 are

considered to be solved, providing a current clearance

rate of 82%.

The RCMP investigates suspicious deaths as homicides

even when the circumstances do not provide direct

evidence of a homicide, at the time

of the occurrence. In cases involving suspicious deaths

the Medical Examiner is responsible for a number of key

factors including the positive identification of the

deceased along with determining the manner and cause

of death. While law enforcement agencies treat

suspicious deaths as homicide investigations, it is the

RCMP ALBERTAHOMICIDE RATES:

2009

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






MY KINDA CLEAN


Medical Examiner who is responsible for classifying a

death as a homicide. RCMP investigators utilize major

case management principles, a proven investigational

technique used to ensure that no aspects of evidence or

potential witnesses are overlooked, when investigating

suspicious deaths.

In 2009, the RCMP identified 16 of the 39 homicides

resulted from domestic violence. This included a wide

range of family relationships well beyond the context of

intimate partners. Of the 39 homicides in 2009, six

deaths involved an intimate partner relationship.

Circumstances lead investigators to believe all six were a

result of a man killing his spouse or intimate partner. In

2008, RCMP also investigated six intimate partner

homicides where it is believed that three men killed their

partners and three women also killed their partners.

Additionally, 12 of the 2009 homicides involved persons

who would be described as known to or an acquaintance

of the deceased.

The RCMP’s Serious Crimes Branch is responsible for

providing either a lead investigative role or support role

in homicide investigations occurring in RCMP policed

jurisdictions throughout the province. Investigators also

work closely with our various policing partners when

circumstances afford the opportunity to provide

assistance, or to share skills and resources. In 2009, the

branch was comprised of investigators situated

throughout the province in various Major Crimes Units,

provincial and municipal General Investigation Sections

and Project KARE.

In 2009, as Alberta’s Provincial Police Service and in

some communities the Municipal Police Service, RCMP

“K” Division served a largely rural population of about

1,621,457 people or 44.6% of the Alberta population.

Homicides 2000 - 2009

Year Total

2000 27

2001 38

2002 28

2003 33

2004 50

2005 49

2006 36

2007 23

2008 53

2009 39



1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!


Cause of Death in Alberta Homicides in RCMP Jurisdictions

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Firearms 11 12 6 15 15

Stabbing 11 9 3 12 11

Other Weapons 3 0 0 0 0

Strangulation 2 1 0 2 1

Physical Assault 22 7 6 11 9

Other/Unknown 0 7 8 13 3

Total 49 36 23 53 39

Contributing Factors / Clearance rates

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Drugs 10 4 5 0 5 1

Gangs 6 4 6 6 7 2

Domestic/Family 19 31 12 5 14 16

Other/Unknown 25 6 11 11 23 11

Licensed Est. 0 1 0 0 0 0

Prostitution 0 3 2 1 4 0

Cleared 68% 80% 83% 87% 77% 82%

1234 - Main Street,


Phone: 999-156-5656Fax : 999-158-5858



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858

My Choice Clothing



PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858






MY KINDA CLEAN


Police have identified and questioned a male suspect who

was spotted talking with three young girls in the Belmead

school yard.

A CARRT member patrolling the school area on Monday,

Jan. 18 noticed a male who fit a very detailed description

released to the public on Jan. 13, 2010. The male was

seen walking on a path in the area of 178 Street and 90

Avenue around 2 p.m.

The 65-year-old man was detained for questioning but

the evidence obtained didn’t meet the requirement for

criminal charges. However, the male will be banned from

all school properties.

“Our officers were able to identify this man thanks to the

very good descriptions and the astute work by a CARRT

member,” says Sgt. Alex Hasham. “Although we weren’t

able to lay charges, this individual is now on our radar.”



1234 - Main Street,


Phone 999-156-5656 • Fax 999-158-5858

Better BuyHomes


PH: 999-156-5656FAX 999-158-5858



Little Vietnam

1234 - Main Street


Phone 999-156-5656




PH: 999-156-5656 • FAX: 999-158-5858



Phone:999-156-5656

Fax:999-158-5858




We Care!

Police identify malein connection withBelmead incident

If you have any information, contact the nearest RCMP Detachment, the Police Department in your area

or Crime Stoppers

MOST WANTEDWANTED

Name: John DoeHeight: 5’9”Hair: BrownEyes: Brown

WANTEDName: Jane DoeHeight: 5’2”Hair: BlondEyes: Blue

WANTEDName: John DoeHeight: 5’11”Hair: BaldEyes: Brown

WANTEDName: Jane Doe Height: 5'7"Hair: Red Eyes: Brown

WANTEDName: Jane DoeHeight: 5’2" Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue

WANTEDName: John DoeHeight: 6’1”Hair: BrownEyes: Green




WANTEDName: John DoeHeight: 6’4”Hair: BlackEyes: Brown



Documents

Two Males Face Charges Homicide Suspect Arrested RCMP ...policenewsmagazine.com/pdf/Police Newsmagazine.pdf · Homicide Suspect Arrested RCMP Homicide Rates. ... Detective Mike Tabler