Homicide detectives are investigating after a 15-year-old boy died from injuries suffered on the border between St. Albert and Edmonton on Tuesday evening.
A man that police say knew the youth was taken into custody “shortly after the incident.”
Officers responded to a report of an injured person at around 9:30 p.m. near 137th Avenue and 184th Street, which is between Edmonton and St. Albert.
They found a 15-year-old boy suffering from what police described as “serious, life-threatening injuries.”
“Despite lifesaving efforts by officers and paramedics, the youth succumbed to his injuries on scene,” Edmonton police said in a news release Wednesday.
The man was arrested and police are not looking for any other suspects.
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“The victim and suspect appear to be known to one another,” EPS said.
On Wednesday, discarded medical supplies and what appeared to be a blood stain on the pavement were visible on 184 Street/ Sir Winston Churchill Avenue, south of LeClair Way in St. Albert.
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That stretch of road has been closed to vehicle traffic ever since the north leg of the Henday opened.
An autopsy has been scheduled for Friday.
— With files from Karen Bartko, Global News
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