A man was taken to hospital after a shooting in St. Albert Tuesday night.
RCMP and EMS responded around 10:30 p.m. to a firearms complaint in the Lacombe Park neighbourhood, on the north side of the town.
A man from St. Albert was found injured. Alberta Health Services said he was taken to hospital in stable condition and RCMP said his injuries were non-life threatening.
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RCMP did not say how old the man was or elaborate on the nature of his injuries.
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On Wednesday morning, Mounties said they were still investigating and had not made any arrests, but said they believed there wasn’t any risk to public safety.
On Thursday, police put out a public plea for information about a dark-coloured vehicle that left the Lacombe Park area shortly after 10:20 p.m. Tuesday. RCMP said they hope to confirm the make and model of the vehicle.
RCMP could not say if the victim was cooperating with investigators.
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Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call police or Crime Stoppers.
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