Alberta RCMP have charged three people after Mounties were shot at in High Prairie on May 31.
Police were responding to a traffic complaint when shots were fired at them at around 2 a.m.
Officers found the abandoned vehicle with firearms inside at the Elk Rodeo Grounds. They believe three suspects fled to JC Park, adding that they were later taken into custody.
No Mounties were injured.
In a news release issued Friday, police identified those charged as:
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- Courtney Michelle Cunningham, 29, of Edmonton. She was charged with nine criminal offences, including six related to firearms, and is scheduled for court on June 15.
- Archie Peter Papastesis, 37, of Valleyview. He was charged with eight criminal charges, including six firearms/weapons offences, and is set for court on July 13.
- Kenny Manichoose, 32, of Valleyview. He was charged with nine criminal charges including six firearms/weapons offences, flight from police, dangerous operation of a vehicle and possession of stolen property. He is scheduled to appear in court on July 13.
Police said the three were released from custody on conditions.
RCMP seized two guns from the vehicle: a Mossberg Model 715T .22 calibre semi-automatic rifle and a replica handgun.
The investigation into the origin of the guns continues.
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