Man in 20s dies of injuries in Lago Lindo after weapons complaint: EPS

Police tape at Edmonton crime scene in November 2022. (Credit: CityNews)

By News Staff

Posted February 4, 2023 12:14 pm.

Police are investigating the suspicious death of a man Friday evening in north Edmonton.

Police say they received a report of a weapons complaint in the Lago Lindo neighbourhood shortly after 5:30 p.m.

Officers arrived to find a man in his 20s with serious injuries. He reportedly died of his injuries on the scene.

An autopsy has yet to be scheduled.

The EPS homicide section is investigating.

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