Alberta chief demands investigation into death of Indigenous man in police custody | Unpublished
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Publication Date: September 30, 2024 - 16:17

Alberta chief demands investigation into death of Indigenous man in police custody

September 30, 2024
The chief of a southern Alberta First Nation is demanding a thorough, transparent investigation into the death of an Indigenous man in police custody.Blood Tribe Chief Roy Fox says the death of Jon Wells on Sept. 17 after a scuffle with police at a Calgary hotel, has brought back memories of a public inquiry in the 1980s that “underscored the cultural gap” between his community and police.


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