Collision involving police vehicle temporarily closes Edmonton intersection

Photo of collision at 101 Street and 107 Avenue. (Photo Credit: Rod Maldaner, CityNews)

By Cole Fortner

Posted August 7, 2024 6:39 pm.

Edmonton motorists might have noticed a road closure for part of Wednesday afternoon.

EPS says before 3:30 p.m., officers responded to a report of a collision at 101 Street and 107 Avenue.

Photo of collision at 101 Street and 107 Avenue. (Photo Credit: Rod Maldaner, CityNews)

While EPS hasn’t provided much on the collision, it is believed an undercover police vehicle was involved.

Police also noted the intersection was reopened just before 5 p.m.

Photo of collision at 101 Street and 107 Avenue. (Photo Credit: Rod Maldaner, CityNews)
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