Grande Prairie RCMP are searching for the general public’s assist to determine the particular person or individuals who positioned a noose in entrance of MLA Tracy Allard‘s house throughout a protest final weekend.
Allard mentioned what started with a small group of protesters exterior her home in northwestern Alberta on Sunday quickly grew to 30, prompting police to be referred to as.
The RCMP mentioned officers responded to a gaggle of protesters exterior of a house on 67 Avenue within the Grande Banks neighbourhood, close to Allard’s house, simply earlier than 3 p.m. on Oct. 31.
Police mentioned folks have been complying with officers’ orders and it was a peaceable protest.
Allard mentioned the protesters left behind on a fence a crude wood gallows with a noose and the phrases: “No to masks. Finish the gov’t. Dangle `em all.”
A screenshot posted on Tracy Allard’s Fb web page on Oct. 31, 2021.
Credit score: Tracy Allard/Fb
Although it was taken off the fence, as ordered, police mentioned officers couldn’t verify the place the gallows and noose ended up.
On Monday, police mentioned the file was closed and no prices have been laid as police weren’t capable of determine the particular person answerable for bringing the noose nor their intentions.
However in an replace Friday, the RCMP mentioned officers proceed to actively examine the incident and are searching for eyewitness observations or video footage which could possibly be used as proof.
Anybody with info is requested to contact Grande Prairie RCMP at 780-830-5700. Nameless info may also be submitted to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS), online.
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