Road rage on 111 Street: police seek dash cam video, witnesses

The location of a "road rage incident" at 111 Street and the eastbound exit to the Anthony Henday. (Courtesy: Edmonton Police Service)

By News Staff

Posted December 23, 2024 10:18 am.

Edmonton police are hoping to know more about an alleged road rage incident on 111 Street last week, and they’re turning to the public for help.

Edmonton Police Service investigators are looking for witnesses and possible dash cam footage of the Friday morning incident on 111 Street and Anthony Henday Drive.

Police say around 11:52 a.m., a black Acura SUV was travelling on 111 Street and approaching the eastbound exit to the Anthony Henday when a man in a black Mercedes sedan pulled up.

It was reported to police that a “road rage incident” occurred involving both vehicles.

No injuries were reported.

Edmonton police are looking to identify the driver of the Mercedes.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the EPS at 780-423-4567.

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