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On Monday, August 19, 2024, between the hours of 9:30 a.m. and 10:18 a.m., there was a break and enter to a residence in the area of 96 Avenue and 154 Street. Two male suspects gained entry and stole items from inside of the residence and were observed fleeing the scene southbound on 154 Street in a newer black Infiniti QX60. Police are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying these two suspects. If you have any information that may assist in identifying these individuals, please contact the non-emergency line 780-423-4567 or #377 from your mobile device. Anonymous information can also be submitted to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 #edmonton #yegtoday #alberta #canada #tiktok #fyp #fypシ゚viral #yeg #Love

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Edmonton police are asking a judge to protect the identity of the officer who fatally shot Mathios Arkangelo, alleging the officer has already had multiple threats to his life. Lawyers for Chief Dale McFee filed an application in the Court of King’s Bench Friday, seeking a publication ban on the name of the unidentified Edmonton Police Service (EPS) officer who killed Arkangelo on June 29. McFee is also seeking an injunction blocking Arkangelo’s supporters from identifying the officer and three other officers who responded to the scene. The EPS application says two “credible confidential informant(s)” alerted them to a “credible threat to the life” of the officer, identified in preliminary filings as John Doe #1. “The individual, or individuals, involved with the death threat do not currently know the true identity of ‘John Doe #1,’ but are actively trying to find out who he is,” the application states. “The interest in protecting the life of John Doe #1 outweighs the public interests of free expression and open and accessible court proceedings in the circumstances.” The application was filed as part of EPS’s response to a $1 million lawsuit from Arkangelo’s family. The role police played in his death is also being investigated by the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT). Tom Engel, the Arkangelo family’s lawyer, said as far as he knows, such an application is “unprecedented.” Previous lawsuits in fatal police shootings have revealed the names of the officers — including in the case of Steven Nguyen. Engel also cast doubt on the veracity of the alleged death threat saying, as it stands, there is no way to assess the information because it comes from anonymous informants. “It would have a chilling effect on the open-court principle,” he said of the application. “There’s good reasons for transparency to be required here.” Arkangelo, 28, was fatally shot in northeast Edmonton’s Fraser neighbourhood after a crash on Anthony Henday Drive. His death has led to vigils and protests outside city police stations, including the northeast division where the officers worked. EPS’s statement of defence, which contains allegations not proven in court, says Arkangelo was reportedly intoxicated at the time of the single-vehicle crash and fled the scene on foot. The officer found Arkangelo at Fraser Vista Drive and Fraser Way. Surveillance video shows Arkangelo standing more than a vehicle length away from the officer’s cruiser. He reaches into his pocket for a knife, opens the blade, and holds it out to his side with both arms extended. The officer unholsters his pistol and, moments later, fires at Arkangelo. After one of the shots, Arkangelo drops the knife. He looks down at the blood forming on his shirt, then lowers himself to the ground and collapses on his back. EPS’s application to anonymize the names of the officers includes two affidavits — one of which, for the first time, contains the officer’s version of events. That affidavit, a 165-page document prepared by EPS Insp. Michelle Greening, claims Arkangelo crashed his girlfriend’s Jeep in the ditch on Anthony Henday Drive. A witness allegedly saw him outside the vehicle drinking a bottle of liquor and overheard him say, “Why didn’t I die.” #edmonton #yegtoday #alberta #canada #tiktok #fyp #fypシ゚viral #yeg #Love

Edmonton police are asking a judge to protect the identity of the officer who fatally shot Mathios Arkangelo, alleging the officer has already had multiple threats to his life. Lawyers for Chief Dale McFee filed an application in the Court of King’s Bench Friday, seeking a publication ban on the name of the unidentified Edmonton Police Service (EPS) officer who killed Arkangelo on June 29. McFee is also seeking an injunction blocking Arkangelo’s supporters from identifying the officer and three other officers who responded to the scene. The EPS application says two “credible confidential informant(s)” alerted them to a “credible threat to the life” of the officer, identified in preliminary filings as John Doe #1. “The individual, or individuals, involved with the death threat do not currently know the true identity of ‘John Doe #1,’ but are actively trying to find out who he is,” the application states. “The interest in protecting the life of John Doe #1 outweighs the public interests of free expression and open and accessible court proceedings in the circumstances.” The application was filed as part of EPS’s response to a $1 million lawsuit from Arkangelo’s family. The role police played in his death is also being investigated by the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT). Tom Engel, the Arkangelo family’s lawyer, said as far as he knows, such an application is “unprecedented.” Previous lawsuits in fatal police shootings have revealed the names of the officers — including in the case of Steven Nguyen. Engel also cast doubt on the veracity of the alleged death threat saying, as it stands, there is no way to assess the information because it comes from anonymous informants. “It would have a chilling effect on the open-court principle,” he said of the application. “There’s good reasons for transparency to be required here.” Arkangelo, 28, was fatally shot in northeast Edmonton’s Fraser neighbourhood after a crash on Anthony Henday Drive. His death has led to vigils and protests outside city police stations, including the northeast division where the officers worked. EPS’s statement of defence, which contains allegations not proven in court, says Arkangelo was reportedly intoxicated at the time of the single-vehicle crash and fled the scene on foot. The officer found Arkangelo at Fraser Vista Drive and Fraser Way. Surveillance video shows Arkangelo standing more than a vehicle length away from the officer’s cruiser. He reaches into his pocket for a knife, opens the blade, and holds it out to his side with both arms extended. The officer unholsters his pistol and, moments later, fires at Arkangelo. After one of the shots, Arkangelo drops the knife. He looks down at the blood forming on his shirt, then lowers himself to the ground and collapses on his back. EPS’s application to anonymize the names of the officers includes two affidavits — one of which, for the first time, contains the officer’s version of events. That affidavit, a 165-page document prepared by EPS Insp. Michelle Greening, claims Arkangelo crashed his girlfriend’s Jeep in the ditch on Anthony Henday Drive. A witness allegedly saw him outside the vehicle drinking a bottle of liquor and overheard him say, “Why didn’t I die.” #edmonton #yegtoday #alberta #canada #tiktok #fyp #fypシ゚viral #yeg #Love

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