Edmonton Journal
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Jul 15, 2026
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ASIRT clears Edmonton officer after man sustained brain bleed during arrest
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ASIRT clears Edmonton officer after man sustained brain bleed during arrest
The report said police acted lawfully in their duties to preserve the peace and that the evidence provided by the man was unreliable
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By Liam Newbigging
Published Jul 15, 2026
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The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team released a report on Wednesday of its decision not to pursue charges against the officer who performed a takedown …
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