Investigation underway into alleged homicide on Sturgeon Lake First Nation
Police believe it was an isolated incident but added that there will be a heavy police presence on the Nation Sunday.
They asked that people avoid the area and ask that people don't post anything about police activity on social media to ensure police and and public safety.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Valleyview RCMP at 780-524-3345.
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