Weapons complaint shuts down intersection in downtown Edmonton - Edmonton
A section of 101 Street and 104 Avenue was cordoned off by police following what the Edmonton Police Service said was "a response to weapons complaint on the street."
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A section of 101 Street and 104 Avenue was cordoned off by police following what the Edmonton Police Service said was "a response to weapons complaint on the street."
The Edmonton Police Service said the shooting happened after a suspect allegedly stabbed two people on a busy downtown street as thousands gathered to cheer on the Oilers.
On Thursday, Mankato Public Safety responded to a weapons complaint, which involved multiple gunshots at 12:22 a.m. on the 1800 block of Monks Ave.
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