A week after it was revealed Edmonton police chief Rod Knecht’s contract won’t be renewed, he’s opening up about his “troublesome” relationship with the Edmonton Police Commission. Continue reading
Edmonton police chief Rod Knecht said he and the Edmonton Police Commission could not come to an agreement over the length of his contract extension, which is why he will be leaving the service at the end of his current contract in October. Continue reading
The Edmonton Police Commission has begun a national search for a new police chief, one day after it was revealed Rod Knecht’s contract would not be renewed. Continue reading
Mark Lindsay, the son of a former Edmonton police chief, has had his appeal of a murder conviction dismissed. Continue reading
This would be the second contract extension for Knecht, who replaced Chief Mike Boyd in June of 2011. His current contract was extended in 2013. Continue reading
Edmonton Police Chief Rod Knecht is once again defending the police service’s policy to not release the name of every homicide victim in the city. Continue reading
Despite recent threats to public safety and security, Edmonton remains a safe place to live and work. That’s the message from the police chief shared in a local newspaper on Saturday. Continue reading
Edmonton police chief Rod Knecht said the number of incidents is probably higher, however there remains a lack of reporting. Continue reading
While Edmontonians have been “extremely responsible” during the Oilers’ playoff games, the police chief said the run has been expensive for the force. Continue reading
“At a busy intersection in the morning I’ll tell you I can write probably 4 tickets on my way in to work,” Edmonton police chief Rod Knecht said. Continue reading
