Suspicious death of woman, 25, under investigation in north Edmonton
Edmonton police block off two homes and an alley near 79 Street and 143 Avenue April 23, 2018.
Sarah Kraus, Global NewsA woman died under suspicious circumstances Monday in northeast Edmonton’s Londonderry area and homicide detectives are investigating.
Police were called just before 2 p.m. to a weapons complaint near 78 Street and 143 Avenue in the Kildare neighbourhood. Two neighbours told Global News they heard a loud bang around that time.
Edmonton police block off two homes and an alley near 79 Street and 143 Avenue April 23, 2018.
Sarah Kraus, Global NewsOfficers arrived to find an injured 25-year-old woman. She was treated by paramedics and taken to hospital, where she died.
READ MORE: Tactical vehicle, heavy police presence in north Edmonton
Police believe a second location four blocks west, at the Norshire Gardens townhouse complex near 143 Avenue and 82 Street, may be linked to the death and it remains of interest to investigators.
Edmonton police tactical unit seen near 82 Street and 137 Avenue.
Global NewsThere was a heavy police presence — including a tactical vehicle and officers carrying long guns — in that area all afternoon Monday. Officers were seen looking through the backyard of an apartment unit.
Police also taped off two homes and an alley near 79 Street and 143 Avenue.
Edmonton police closed off traffic in the north end on April 23, 2018.
Sarah Kraus, Global NewsAs of midnight, police said no arrests had been made in the death. An autopsy has been scheduled for Wednesday.
— With files from Emily Mertz, Global News
© 2018 Global News, a division of Corus Entertainment Inc.
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