Strathcona County RCMP makes arrest following explosive device investigation

Strathcona County RCMP makes arrest following explosive device investigation

On April 7, 2026, a Strathcona County RCMP officer arrested Andrew Timothy Walker after discovering a knife, bear mace, drug paraphernalia, and an improvised explosive device in his vehicle during a traffic stop. Walker faces multiple charges, including possession of weapons and explosive devices, and remains in custody pending a court date.
Viking RCMP warns public to stay vigilant against jewelry scams

Viking RCMP warns public to stay vigilant against jewelry scams

Viking RCMP warns of increasing distraction thefts involving fake jewelry scams, primarily in public places. Scammers solicit victims with emotional tales, offering fake gold jewelry while distracting them to steal real valuables. Public safety tips include being cautious with strangers and reporting suspicious activity. Victims should call 911 or contact local police.
Fort Saskatchewan RCMP arrest male for impaired driving during proactive patrols

Fort Saskatchewan RCMP arrest male for impaired driving during proactive patrols

On March 18, 2026, at approximately 11:43 P.M., Fort Saskatchewan RCMP were conducting pro-active patrols and located a dirt bike driving with no lights on in the area of 84 street and highway 21 in Fort Saskatchewan. RCMP attempted to conduct a traffic stop with the dirt bike, however the driver accelerated and failed to stop for police.
Debit fraud totals nearly $3,000, says Viking RCMP

Debit fraud totals nearly $3,000, says Viking RCMP

On March 2-6, Viking RCMP conducted traffic patrols, issued warnings and violation tickets, and responded to various incidents including wildlife collisions, an arrest warrant for failing to attend court, and a fraudulent debit card report. Investigations into a power line incident and complaints about erratic driving are ongoing.
Viking RCMP deal with break-ins and wellness checks

Viking RCMP deal with break-ins and wellness checks

Between February 23 and 26, Viking police addressed multiple incidents, including a welfare check on overdue travellers, a youth threatening harm, a lost passport report, credit card fraud exceeding $14,000, and a mental health assistance call. They also intervened in a parenting order issue regarding unauthorized contact.