ASIRT Director Mike Ewenson stepped into the role one year ago and says after the government increased the agency's budget by 35 per cent, the team is on track to have its most productive year ...

Police say Tuesday afternoon’s incident at a central Edmonton apartment building involved a man with multiple edged weapons ...

ASIRT says suspect shot by police had 3D printed gun No more details will be released as ASIRT continues investigation By Darlene Casten Published Jun 12, 2025 Last updated Jun 12, 2025 ...

ASIRT said on Sunday around 2 p.m. the Medicine Hat Police Service received a 911 call about a man screaming and swinging a machete. They say police responded to an apartment in the 100 block of 2 Ave ...

ASIRT confirmed on March 6, 2025, that no charges will be laid in the homicide of 31-year-old Sheldon Johnson, who was found dead in a north Edmonton residence on Dec. 31, 2021.

Edmonton ASIRT finds no 'serious injuries' during Edmonton police's dismantling of U of A encampment In May, demonstrators said four students were injured, including one sent to hospital ...

ASIRT says Calgary Police officers used 'reasonable' force when they arrested a man who broke into city hall and set several fires in August 2022 causing extensive damage.

ASIRT is asking anyone who saw what happened on the 100 block of Abalone Way N.E. around 9:50 p.m. July 8 to contact investigators at 403-592-4306.

While ASIRT stated force used out of view of security camera was “highly suspicious”, and force used during a mental health crisis was not proportional, it concluded charges were not warranted.

ASIRT, an independent agency that investigates Alberta police incidents involving misconduct, serious injury and death, said it is now investigating and asks anyone with information about the ...

ASIRT says when a CPS officer approached the truck, the driver pointed an item “resembling a handgun” at the officer, who retaliated by firing at the driver.

After years of "chronic underfunding" and a backlog of hundreds of open files, the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team is on track to close more files that it took on in 2022 — a first in the ...