LRPS asks for assistance to locate homicide suspect
Motorcyclist killed in collision with deer
Attempted robbery in Innisfail
Stabbing in Cadotte Lake
Lethbridge man falls out of moving vehicle
Residential B&E in Red Deer
Vehicle collides with building in Lethbridge
Hinton RCMP busts suspected thieves
Be wary of paving contractor’s claims of left over asphalt
B&E to Coronation Library and Golden Age centre
Umbrella mistaken for a gun in Fort McMurray
LRPS asks for assistance to locate homicide suspect
Edmonton Police Homicide Detectives are asking for the public’s assistance in locating a suspect wanted in connection to Sultanbek Abdymamat Uulu’s homicide.
The Edmonton Medical Examiner conducted an autopsy on Sultanbek Abdymamat Uulu, 22, and determined he died as a result of a gunshot wound.
Investigations have led to the issue of Canada-wide warrants on Kalab Abberra Kitil, 22, for second degree murder, careless use of a firearm, pointing a firearm, knowledge of unauthorized possession of a restricted firearm, unauthorized possession of a restricted firearm in a motor vehicle, and unauthorized possession of a restricted firearm with ammunition.
Kitil is described as a black male, 6’3” tall and weighs 196 lbs. He has black hair and brown eyes. Kitil is believed to be armed and dangerous and should not be approached. The public is asked to call police immediately.
Edmonton Police Homicide Detectives are asking for the public’s assistance in locating a suspect wanted in connection to Sultanbek Abdymamat Uulu’s homicide.
The Edmonton Medical Examiner conducted an autopsy on Sultanbek Abdymamat Uulu, 22, and determined he died as a result of a gunshot wound.
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| Wanted, considered armed and dangerous: Kalab Abberra Kitil |
Investigations have led to the issue of Canada-wide warrants on Kalab Abberra Kitil, 22, for second degree murder, careless use of a firearm, pointing a firearm, knowledge of unauthorized possession of a restricted firearm, unauthorized possession of a restricted firearm in a motor vehicle, and unauthorized possession of a restricted firearm with ammunition.
Kitil is described as a black male, 6’3” tall and weighs 196 lbs. He has black hair and brown eyes. Kitil is believed to be armed and dangerous and should not be approached. The public is asked to call police immediately.
Anyone with information about the shooting or Kitil’s whereabouts is asked to contact the Edmonton Police Service at 780-423-4567 or #377 from a mobile phone. Anonymous information can be submitted to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or online at www.tipsubmit.com/start.htm
Motorcyclist killed in collision with deer
On June 5, 2014 at 2:15 pm, Edson RCMP responded to a 911 call concerning a motor vehicle collision between a motorcycle and a deer on Highway 16, west of Galloway Road. A 60-year old male from Edmonton, AB, was declared deceased at the scene as a result of his injuries. The deceased's name will not be released.
RCMP do not believe either speed or alcohol to be a factor in the collision.
On June 5, 2014 at 7:32 pm, Innisfail RCMP responded to a report of an attempted robbery at a campground located approximately 10 kms West of Innisfail, Alberta. It was reported that two males drove into the campground in a Yellow Extended Cab Dodge Pickup truck with black stripes on the box. The vehicle stopped in front of one of the RV lots, and the driver got out and began demanding property from the lone occupant of the site. The situation escalated and the assailant fired a shot from a handgun into the ground prior to fleeing the scene in the same vehicle. The two assailants are described as Caucasian males, in their early to mid twenties, wearing dark clothing. One male was reported to have red hair, the other light brown hair.
RCMP members from eight RCMP Detachments, along with the RCMP Air Services Helicopter, Red Deer Forensic Identification Section and the Police Dog Service responded to the scene and surrounding area. The vehicle, was located a short time later in Bowden, Alberta, and was found to have been stolen from a rural location near Pine Lake, AB.
The investigation is ongoing and the suspects are still at large. These suspects are believed to be armed and dangerous.
Should anyone have information on this matter please contact the Innisfail RCMP Detachment or Crime Stoppers, toll free at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS), online at www.tipsubmit.com
Vehicle collides with building in Lethbridge
Members of the Lethbridge Regional Police Traffic Response Unit continue to investigate a collision after a truck left the roadway and collided with a south side store earlier this morning.
At approximately 7:34 a.m. police responded to a report that a truck had collided with the Homes Alive pet store located at Stafford Drive and 3 Avenue South. Investigation determined that the truck had been southbound on Stafford Drive at 2 Avenue South when the driver went into medical distress. The truck veered into the northbound lanes, crossed the median and collided with a utility box, then crossed 3 Avenue and jumped the curb before colliding with the cement wall of Pets Alive. Employees were inside the store at the time, but none were injured.
The 27-year-old driver was transported to hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries.
The store sustained significant structural damage.
Charges are not being contemplated at this time.
Hinton RCMP busts suspected thieves
During the early morning hours of June 6th, 2014 Hinton RCMP apprehended three suspects who had been illegally entering vehicles in the Sunwapta Drive area of Hinton.
Investigation has revealed that the suspects, none of whom are residents of Hinton, were active throughout the evening in an area from Dorin Drive to Sunwapta Drive and numerous vehicles were believed to have been targeted. At this time police do not believe the suspects have been active in other areas of Hinton.
The investigation is ongoing at this time. Residents in the above noted area who believe their vehicle has been entered during the evening of June 5th or early morning of June 6th, or anyone who was witness to these activities are asked to contact Hinton RCMP at (780) 865-2455.
Be wary of paving contractor’s claims of left over asphalt
Service Alberta is warning of seasonal “pavers.” The paver arrives at a consumer’s home without warning and typically claims to be working in the area, has leftover asphalt, and offers a discount for paving jobs. Consumers allege the quality of asphalt and work was poor, and driveways began falling apart within days. Some contracts were more than $20,000. It is also alleged some contracts did not comply with provincial rules for door-to-door sales.
On March 25, 2014, George Thomas Stewart, doing business as G.S. Paving and Highway Maintenance, pleaded guilty in Red Deer Provincial Court to two counts of deceiving and misleading consumers under Alberta’s Fair Trading Act. He was fined $8,000 on each count and was ordered to pay restitution to four victims totaling $37,162.
Edward John Stewart, doing business as Western Asphalt, was charged with three counts under the Fair Trading Act, including deceiving and misleading consumers. A warrant was issued for his arrest when he failed to appear in Westlock Provincial Court on March 26, 2014. He remains at large.
It is an offence under Alberta’s Fair Trading Act for a business knowingly to sell goods or services from which consumers will not reasonably receive a benefit. Consumers have the right to cancel a contract from a direct seller within one year, if the contract does not comply with the legislation.
Consumers can protect themselves when hiring a contractor by obtaining three or four estimates, comparing prices, checking the company’s record with the Better Business Bureau and Service Alberta, and ensuring contracts reference their cancellation rights. Albertans can find more information from Service Alberta’s Dealing with Door-to-Door Sales consumer tips at www.servicealberta.gov.ab.ca/ConsumerTipsheets.cfm
B&E to Coronation Library and Golden Age centre
On the 14th of May, 2014 Coronation RCMP responded to a break and enter at the Coronation Library and the Golden Age centre. The break in occurred through the night of the 13th and the morning of the 14th. A large heavy steal door was extremely damaged and the suspect or suspects possibly used a pry bar to gain entry. Upon making entry to the Golden Age centre the suspect(s) then made entry into the Coronation Library. There was considerable damage done to two steal doors and locks inside the buildings. If you or anyone you know has any knowledge of this incident you are asked to contact the Coronation RCMP Detachment at 403-578-3666 or Crimestoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
Umbrella mistaken for a gun in Fort McMurray
At approximately 7:50 a.m. Wood Buffalo RCMP responded to reports of a male walking on Confederation Way towards Dickensfield carrying a firearm or sword.
RCMP patrolled the area and located the male on Dickens Drive by the Shell gas station. RCMP members were able to determine that the reported firearm was in fact an umbrella that was being carried on the male’s back. At a quick glance the umbrella did resemble a possible firearm or sword and required further investigation to determine that it was not a weapon.
Nearby schools were immediately informed of the possible threat. Once the RCMP concluded that the male was carrying an umbrella and there was no threat schools were advised.
Motorcyclist killed in collision with deer
On June 5, 2014 at 2:15 pm, Edson RCMP responded to a 911 call concerning a motor vehicle collision between a motorcycle and a deer on Highway 16, west of Galloway Road. A 60-year old male from Edmonton, AB, was declared deceased at the scene as a result of his injuries. The deceased's name will not be released.
RCMP do not believe either speed or alcohol to be a factor in the collision.
Attempted robbery in Innisfail
RCMP members from eight RCMP Detachments, along with the RCMP Air Services Helicopter, Red Deer Forensic Identification Section and the Police Dog Service responded to the scene and surrounding area. The vehicle, was located a short time later in Bowden, Alberta, and was found to have been stolen from a rural location near Pine Lake, AB.
The investigation is ongoing and the suspects are still at large. These suspects are believed to be armed and dangerous.
Should anyone have information on this matter please contact the Innisfail RCMP Detachment or Crime Stoppers, toll free at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS), online at www.tipsubmit.com
Stabbing in Cadotte Lake
On the morning of May 5th, 2014 Peace Regional RCMP responded to a call of a stabbing in a small community, Cadotte Lake, about 90km north east of the Peace River. The victim, a 27 year old male, sustained serious injuries and as a result was transported by STARS air ambulance to Grande Prairie.
RCMP has charged 28 year old Shane Williams with aggravated assault. His first appearance is set in Peace River for June 23rd, 2014.
On the morning of May 5th, 2014 Peace Regional RCMP responded to a call of a stabbing in a small community, Cadotte Lake, about 90km north east of the Peace River. The victim, a 27 year old male, sustained serious injuries and as a result was transported by STARS air ambulance to Grande Prairie.
RCMP has charged 28 year old Shane Williams with aggravated assault. His first appearance is set in Peace River for June 23rd, 2014.
Lethbridge man falls out of moving vehicle
Lethbridge Regional Police are investigating an incident where a 22-year-old man fell out of a moving vehicle early Friday morning, May 6. At approximately 4 am the man was taken to hospital with life-threatening head injuries. Investigation determined that the male had been riding in the box of a pick-up truck in the area of 9 Avenue and 5 Street South, when he fell out and struck his head. The 19-year-old female driver of the truck transported the male to hospital but left prior to police arrival.
The man was subsequently transferred to Calgary Foothills Hospital and is currently in critical condition.
Lethbridge Regional Police are investigating an incident where a 22-year-old man fell out of a moving vehicle early Friday morning, May 6. At approximately 4 am the man was taken to hospital with life-threatening head injuries. Investigation determined that the male had been riding in the box of a pick-up truck in the area of 9 Avenue and 5 Street South, when he fell out and struck his head. The 19-year-old female driver of the truck transported the male to hospital but left prior to police arrival.
The man was subsequently transferred to Calgary Foothills Hospital and is currently in critical condition.
Residential B&E in Red Deer
Red Deer RCMP are investigating a break and enter that occurred at a residence in the Highland Green neighbourhood of Red Deer, Alberta sometime during the weekend of May 16 - 19, 2014 while residents were away. The suspects stole electronics, cash and a large art print of a grizzly bear and two cubs. The art is a limited edition print, #331, and has been signed by the artist, Robert Bateman. The number on the print makes it uniquely identifiable as stolen property. (See attached image)
Red Deer RCMP are investigating a break and enter that occurred at a residence in the Highland Green neighbourhood of Red Deer, Alberta sometime during the weekend of May 16 - 19, 2014 while residents were away. The suspects stole electronics, cash and a large art print of a grizzly bear and two cubs. The art is a limited edition print, #331, and has been signed by the artist, Robert Bateman. The number on the print makes it uniquely identifiable as stolen property. (See attached image)
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| Stolen Robert Bateman print |
A witness saw a male and female approach the house several times within a short period of time. The suspects drove a small, older model truck that was a dark, dull blue colour and had equipment in the truck box.
The female suspect is described as:
The female suspect is described as:
- Caucasian
- approximately 25 – 35 years old
- between 5’ and 5’4” tall
- brown hair tied back in a ponytail looped over on itself (a “messy bun”)
- average build
- wearing jeans and a casual shirt, with a small-brimmed hat
- Unknown ethnicity (seen from behind)
- short, dark, very curly hair
- thin, non-athletic build
- wearing jeans and a t-shirt
Vehicle collides with building in Lethbridge
Members of the Lethbridge Regional Police Traffic Response Unit continue to investigate a collision after a truck left the roadway and collided with a south side store earlier this morning.
At approximately 7:34 a.m. police responded to a report that a truck had collided with the Homes Alive pet store located at Stafford Drive and 3 Avenue South. Investigation determined that the truck had been southbound on Stafford Drive at 2 Avenue South when the driver went into medical distress. The truck veered into the northbound lanes, crossed the median and collided with a utility box, then crossed 3 Avenue and jumped the curb before colliding with the cement wall of Pets Alive. Employees were inside the store at the time, but none were injured.
The 27-year-old driver was transported to hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries.
The store sustained significant structural damage.
Charges are not being contemplated at this time.
Hinton RCMP busts suspected thieves
During the early morning hours of June 6th, 2014 Hinton RCMP apprehended three suspects who had been illegally entering vehicles in the Sunwapta Drive area of Hinton.
Investigation has revealed that the suspects, none of whom are residents of Hinton, were active throughout the evening in an area from Dorin Drive to Sunwapta Drive and numerous vehicles were believed to have been targeted. At this time police do not believe the suspects have been active in other areas of Hinton.
The investigation is ongoing at this time. Residents in the above noted area who believe their vehicle has been entered during the evening of June 5th or early morning of June 6th, or anyone who was witness to these activities are asked to contact Hinton RCMP at (780) 865-2455.
Be wary of paving contractor’s claims of left over asphalt
Service Alberta is warning of seasonal “pavers.” The paver arrives at a consumer’s home without warning and typically claims to be working in the area, has leftover asphalt, and offers a discount for paving jobs. Consumers allege the quality of asphalt and work was poor, and driveways began falling apart within days. Some contracts were more than $20,000. It is also alleged some contracts did not comply with provincial rules for door-to-door sales.
On March 25, 2014, George Thomas Stewart, doing business as G.S. Paving and Highway Maintenance, pleaded guilty in Red Deer Provincial Court to two counts of deceiving and misleading consumers under Alberta’s Fair Trading Act. He was fined $8,000 on each count and was ordered to pay restitution to four victims totaling $37,162.
Edward John Stewart, doing business as Western Asphalt, was charged with three counts under the Fair Trading Act, including deceiving and misleading consumers. A warrant was issued for his arrest when he failed to appear in Westlock Provincial Court on March 26, 2014. He remains at large.
It is an offence under Alberta’s Fair Trading Act for a business knowingly to sell goods or services from which consumers will not reasonably receive a benefit. Consumers have the right to cancel a contract from a direct seller within one year, if the contract does not comply with the legislation.
Consumers can protect themselves when hiring a contractor by obtaining three or four estimates, comparing prices, checking the company’s record with the Better Business Bureau and Service Alberta, and ensuring contracts reference their cancellation rights. Albertans can find more information from Service Alberta’s Dealing with Door-to-Door Sales consumer tips at www.servicealberta.gov.ab.ca/ConsumerTipsheets.cfm
On the 14th of May, 2014 Coronation RCMP responded to a break and enter at the Coronation Library and the Golden Age centre. The break in occurred through the night of the 13th and the morning of the 14th. A large heavy steal door was extremely damaged and the suspect or suspects possibly used a pry bar to gain entry. Upon making entry to the Golden Age centre the suspect(s) then made entry into the Coronation Library. There was considerable damage done to two steal doors and locks inside the buildings. If you or anyone you know has any knowledge of this incident you are asked to contact the Coronation RCMP Detachment at 403-578-3666 or Crimestoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
At approximately 7:50 a.m. Wood Buffalo RCMP responded to reports of a male walking on Confederation Way towards Dickensfield carrying a firearm or sword.
RCMP patrolled the area and located the male on Dickens Drive by the Shell gas station. RCMP members were able to determine that the reported firearm was in fact an umbrella that was being carried on the male’s back. At a quick glance the umbrella did resemble a possible firearm or sword and required further investigation to determine that it was not a weapon.
Nearby schools were immediately informed of the possible threat. Once the RCMP concluded that the male was carrying an umbrella and there was no threat schools were advised.
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