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RIP Officers, I hope they get the bastard who did this.
The Edmonton Police Service (EPS) say two police officers were killed in the line of duty Thursday morning.
Police say it happened while the officers were responding to a call earlier in the day.
Multiple reports say there is a large police presence in the city’s neighbourhoods of Inglewood and Woodcroft.
Officers said earlier that an incident happened overnight in the area.
EPS Chief Dale McFee said he will hold a press conference later in the morning.
It’s unclear where it happened or when at this time.
Edmonton police have confirmed a small portion of 132 Street between 114 Avenue and 117 Avenue has been closed.
Members of other police forces across the country have begun passing their condolences for those affected by the shooting.
Ralph Kaisers, the president of the Vancouver Police Union and the BC Police Association, tweeted “Our hearts are broken as we hear news of the murder of two Edmonton Police officers last night. On behalf of all our members of the BC Police Association we send our heartfelt condolences. Our thoughts and prayers are with all family, friends, and colleagues.”
His tweet was joined by OPP Commissioner Thomas Carrique and many more.
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The Edmonton Police Service (EPS) say two police officers were killed in the line of duty Thursday morning.
Police say it happened while the officers were responding to a call earlier in the day.
Multiple reports say there is a large police presence in the city’s neighbourhoods of Inglewood and Woodcroft.
Officers said earlier that an incident happened overnight in the area.
EPS Chief Dale McFee said he will hold a press conference later in the morning.
It’s unclear where it happened or when at this time.
Edmonton police have confirmed a small portion of 132 Street between 114 Avenue and 117 Avenue has been closed.
Members of other police forces across the country have begun passing their condolences for those affected by the shooting.
Ralph Kaisers, the president of the Vancouver Police Union and the BC Police Association, tweeted “Our hearts are broken as we hear news of the murder of two Edmonton Police officers last night. On behalf of all our members of the BC Police Association we send our heartfelt condolences. Our thoughts and prayers are with all family, friends, and colleagues.”
His tweet was joined by OPP Commissioner Thomas Carrique and many more.