Man wanted by P.A. police arrested in Edmonton following fatal crash
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A man wanted by police in Prince Albert has been arrested in Edmonton following a fatal collision.
Trent James Ferris, 29, listed on the “Most Wanted” section of the Prince Albert police’s website for fraud, possession of stolen property and failing to attend court, was arrested after a deadly crash on Edmonton’s Whitemud Dr. According to Edmonton Police, a stolen vehicle collided with a truck Tuesday night while fleeing from police. The male driver of the truck was killed, and a female passenger later succumbed to her injuries in hospital.
Ferris, allegedly one of the occupants of the stolen vehicle, was arrested and charged with possession of stolen property over $5,000 and assaulting a peace officer. Also charged were 27-year-old Alisha Grace Roode and the alleged driver of the stolen vehicle, 32-year-old Zachary James Grogan. Grogran faces two counts of dangerous driving causing death, along with two counts each of failing to stop at the scene of a fatal accident and flight from a peace officer causing death.
Edmonton police said they are working to identify and arrest a fourth male suspect who allegedly fled from the stolen vehicle immediately after the crash.
