Temitope Oriola

• EPS may be spreading fear with remarks about violence downtown: criminologist

  One detective said Edmontonians should be 'extremely cautious' on transit and on downtown streets and to avoid interacting with people who give you uncertainty.

  Crime

  Jul 17, 2023
  
• Alberta’s police watchdog takes on historic B.C. file despite local case backlog

  ASIRT is taking on a complex case in B.C., even though an existing heavy workload means it can take four years or more to wrap up investigations into Alberta police situations.

  Investigations

  Mar 30, 2023
  
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• 4 deaths among rash of violent crimes over New Year’s weekend in Edmonton

  Over the course of the New Year's weekend in Edmonton, four people lost their lives and at least one of those deaths has been confirmed as a homicide.

  Crime

  Jan 3, 2023
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• Calls for body cameras, inquiry after woman shoved by EPS during arrest but never charged

  'Critiquing the police isn't opposition to the police. We want them to perform. We want them to do well — but we want transparency as well.'

  Crime

  Sep 20, 2022
• Edmonton mayor calls on Alberta government for help after random northside stabbings

  Mayor Amarjeet Sohi is once again asking the Alberta government to step up and help the city's most vulnerable after the random fatal stabbings in north Edmonton this week.

  Crime

  Sep 9, 2022
• Edmonton police commission, city council criticized over private meeting

  The Edmonton Police Commission and city council are both facing criticism and questions, following a more than two-hour-long meeting behind closed doors Wednesday.

  Politics

  Feb 23, 2022