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Home›general›ASIRT looking into Edmonton woman’s allegation of unprovoked police assault: ‘Smashed my face’
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ASIRT looking into Edmonton woman’s allegation of unprovoked police assault: ‘Smashed my face’

By Info60 Canada Desk•Summary of reporting by Global News•3h ago•0 views•
ASIRT looking into Edmonton woman’s allegation of unprovoked police assault: ‘Smashed my face’
Alberta's police watchdog is looking into a complaint from a woman who alleges unnecessary force was used during an interaction with Edmonton police in August.
Alberta's police watchdog is looking into a complaint from a woman who alleges unnecessary force was used during an interaction with Edmonton police in August.
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