St. Albert RCMP identifies suspects after burnouts done on Pride crosswalk

Red Ford F350 caught doing burnouts on St. Albert Pride crosswalk. (Photo Credit: St. Albert RCMP)

Posted August 9, 2023 4:29 pm.

The St. Albert RCMP says charges are pending against a driver accused of doing burnouts on the community’s Pride crosswalk earlier this year.

On July 11, Mounties released a video to the public showing a red Ford F350 Crew Cab truck doing burnouts on the crosswalk.

Since then, investigators say the driver and passenger in question have been identified.

The RCMP says its investigation is ongoing, adding no further information will be released.

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