[TAS]

Recent security guard death in parkade was probably thought by many to be dt crime was in fact not a homicide.

Death of security guard in Downtown Edmonton parkade not a homicide: police

The death of a security guard who responded to a series of vehicle break-ins in a downtown Edmonton parkade has been deemed non-criminal.

www.google.com

 

[kcantor]

Three security guards stabbed at downtown Edmonton library

Three security guards were injured in a stabbing incident at the Stanley A. Milner library in downtown Edmonton on Tuesday.

edmontonjournal.com

 

[MacLac]

Recent security guard death in parkade was probably thought by many to be dt crime was in fact not a homicide.

Death of security guard in Downtown Edmonton parkade not a homicide: police

The death of a security guard who responded to a series of vehicle break-ins in a downtown Edmonton parkade has been deemed non-criminal.

www.google.com

I'm no forensic scientist but can someone explain this to me? The guard stabbed himself, with the crack head as a witness?

 

[bodsbods9090]

I'm no forensic scientist but can someone explain this to me? The guard stabbed himself, with the crack head as a witness?

Or he had a heart attack or some kind of medical incident after what happened.

They didn't charge the suspect with assault so I imagine that's what may have happened to the security guard.

 

[Kosy123]

Recent security guard death in parkade was probably thought by many to be dt crime was in fact not a homicide.

Death of security guard in Downtown Edmonton parkade not a homicide: police

The death of a security guard who responded to a series of vehicle break-ins in a downtown Edmonton parkade has been deemed non-criminal.

www.google.com

Good that it wasn't a dt crime incident, still sad overall. I remember the social media frenzy over this one.

 

[IanO]

It's inconclusive, but certainly could be a heart attack or the like due to the interaction, stress, reaction to a weapon or fight.

 

[Gronk!]

I went for a walk to the downtown GoodLife Fitness after work, then walked home.

The warm weather seems to have brought out the riffraff in greater force than before. The front of Commerce Place resembled a scene from Mad Max. Next door, CIBC security were busy tending to one homeless man who was on the ground. Fire trucks and ambulances were driving around everywhere and blaring their sirens. There was one homeless guy in a bus shelter who slurred threats at me as I walked by (I ignored him).

Thanks to this shit show I witnessed today, I'm now considering relocating my gym to the GoodLife in the Brewery District, which means I'll need to drive.

 

[Gronk!]

Central Edmonton residents call for ban on knife sales at corner stores: ‘They’re designed to kill’ - Edmonton | Globalnews.ca

A group of central Edmonton community leagues and organizations say switchblades and other knives are too easily bought in convenience stores, and want the city to crack down.

globalnews.ca

 

[northlands]

 

[Greenspace]

WTF. Assume someone reported it to 311.

(I sent this photo to a few folks who should know at the City)/

 

[TAS]

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At least they used a colour that compliments the building.

Those extra sheriffs patrolling downtown are really paying off.

Obviously not many people around while this was going on - like anybody.

 

[IanO]

That's awful and a bit disturbing that someone would want to do that.

 

[Gronk!]

Future UCP members?

Police seek public's assistance identifying suspects in hate-motivated crime

 

[David A]

That's awful and a bit disturbing that someone would want to do that.

Yes. I believe it has been cleaned up now and looks like no noticeable damage.

 

[IanO]

That's the most police I've seen in Downtown Edmonton in the last 10 years combined.

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