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Alberta RCMP officer involved shooting in Brooks

Media Release - Alberta RCMP

July 17, 2026 at 8:18:24 a.m.

Alberta RCMP officer involved shooting in Brooks

Alberta News

A wanted suspect died after an RCMP officer-involved shooting in Brooks. ASIRT has launched an independent investigation into the incident.


On July 15, 2026, at approximately 4 p.m., Brooks RCMP officers were conducting warrant apprehension efforts in Greenbrook Village in Brooks. Officers knocked on the door of a wanted male and he attempted to flee. There was a confrontation where the suspect produced a weapon. An officer discharged their service weapon. Life saving efforts by officers were unsuccessful and the suspect succumbed to his injuries. No officers were injured.

 

In compliance with legislative requirements, the Police Review Commission CEO was immediately notified causing the deployment of ASIRT to conduct an independent investigation. The RCMP believes in accountability and transparency and in so doing will provide full support to the ASIRT investigators.  Events like this are difficult for everyone involved.

 

Independent of ASIRT’s investigation, the RCMP’s internal review process has been implemented to gather a full account of what took place during this incident. RCMP training, policy, police response, and the officer’s duty status will be subject to review. The RCMP is, of course, fully cooperating with ASIRT. All media inquiries about this incident should now be directed to ASIRT at 780-641-9099. 

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