‘Human error’ saw detainees dropped off in Edmonton streets: Alberta safety minister
26-09-2026 00:12 via globalnews.ca

‘Human error’ saw detainees dropped off in Edmonton streets: Alberta safety minister

Public Safety Minister Mike Ellis said he's been told corrections will be taking measures to ensure the same Chinatown drop-offs don't happen again, but didn't provide details.
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