Road rage suspect in Alberta stabs man, gives first aid to victim until help arrives

RCMP in Alberta says a man was stabbed during a road rage incident, with the suspect remaining on the scene to provide first aid to the victim until police arrived.

RCMP in Leduc, just south of Edmonton, responded to a report of a stabbing in the city at 7:19 pm yesterday.

Upon arrival, RCMP learned that the incident began on 50th Street in front of the City Centre mall, where it’s alleged the driver of one vehicle cut off another driver.

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Police say both vehicles pulled into the parking lot at 6207 50th Street in Leduc, and a physical confrontation occurred, resulting in a 42-year-old male being stabbed.

The victim sustained serious injuries and was transported by ground ambulance to a local area hospital.

Mounties added in a news release that the suspect remained on the scene and provided first aid to the victim until police and emergency medical services arrived.

Leduc RCMP has charged a 28-year-old male with aggravated assault and assault with a weapon.