Update on fatal shooting involving Edmonton Police Service

Just before 10 a.m. on Sept. 13, 2026, the Edmonton Police Service (EPS) responded to a 911 report of domestic violence involving an active shooter at a home in the Donsdale neighbourhood.

EPS officers arrived, contained the scene, and helped two women and an infant who had escaped the home.

The man came out of the home's front door carrying a shotgun. Police shot the man after commands to drop the gun. Police used a service dog and tactical officers to take the man into custody because of his proximity to the shotgun. Tactical paramedics attempted life-saving measures, but he died at the scene.

One woman inside the home was treated in hospital for a gunshot wound and the infant sustained other physical injuries. Their injuries were not considered life-threatening and both were later released from hospital.

With ASIRT's investigation underway, no further information will be released at this time.

ASIRT is asking anyone with information related to this incident to contact investigators.

Phone: 1-780-644-1483

The information in this release reflects what ASIRT investigators know at this early stage and what they can share while maintaining the integrity of the investigation.

ASIRT is part of the Police Review Commission, an independent civilian-led agency. ASIRT investigates potential criminal offences involving police across Alberta, including cases where the actions of a police officer may have resulted in serious injury or death.

This release is distributed by the Government of Alberta on behalf of the Police Review Commission.