PARKLAND COUNTY -- Alberta's Serious Incident Response Team has launched an investigation into a police incident from Friday on Highway 16 in Parkland County.
The incident occurred at approximately 8:45 a.m. on Oct. 16, 2026, after Parkland RCMP was asked to assist Edmonton Police Service regarding a weapons complaint, which occurred in West Edmonton. Officers located a vehicle matching the description provided driving eastbound on Highway 16.
Multiple officers were engaged and the vehicle was intercepted by the RCMP Emergency Response Team. The suspect vehicle was disabled, and the suspects were taken into custody. The suspects were treated on scene for non-life-threatening injuries.
In compliance with legislative requirements, the Police Review Commission CEO was immediately notified, which deployed ASIRT to conduct an independent investigation.
"The RCMP believes in accountability and transparency and in so doing will provide full support to the ASIRT investigators," reads a statement from Parkland RCMP. "Events like this are difficult for everyone involved."
Independent of ASIRT's investigation, the RCMP's internal review process has been implemented to gather a full account of what took place during the incident. RCMP training, policy, police response, and the officer's duty status will be subject to review.
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