Daylight Shooting Shocks Local Community in Edmonton
Police were called to a hospital at 2.33pm on Saturday, January 7, after a 26-year-old man was admitted with a gunshot wound. His family have been informed.
Brazen Attack on Derby Road
Detective Chief Inspector Gemma Alger revealed the victim was in a car with friends parked on Derby Road, EN3, when at least two suspects suddenly opened fire before fleeing on foot.
We believe the victim was in a car with friends parked up in Derby Road EN3 when they were approached by at least two suspects who fired without warning and then fled on foot,” said Detective Chief Inspector Gemma Alger.
Community Horrified by Daylight Violence
The shooting has left locals stunned. Detective Chief Inspector Alger added, “The local community is horrified and disgusted by such brazen violence in broad daylight on their streets. We share that sentiment and are determined to identify and prosecute those responsible.”
Police are urging anyone with information to come forward. “The answer may lie within the community. We’ve heard from some but want more to speak up,” she said.
Calls for Anonymity and Community Cooperation
Detective Superintendent Marco Bardetti said, “We are supporting Specialist Crime and working closely with local partners, advisory groups, and community forums. It’s vital police and the public work together to catch the culprits.”
He reassured those worried about sharing information: “You can remain anonymous by contacting Crimestoppers.”
No Arrests Yet – How to Help
- If you have information, call police on 101.
- Tweet @MetCC with #CAD3607/7Jan.
- Or contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
Police urge anyone with information to come forward to help bring the shooters to justice.
