Calgary police have established a security perimeter in a section of Nose Creek Park following the discovery of a suspicious object on Sunday afternoon. The incident prompted immediate response from authorities to ensure public safety in the northeast Calgary area.
Discovery by Dog Walker
At approximately 2:30 p.m., a person walking their dog in the park area discovered an unidentified object near a pathway. The individual promptly contacted the Calgary Police Service to report the concerning find, initiating the law enforcement response.
Police Response and Area Closure
The Calgary Police Service has cordoned off the affected area and is urging all park users to avoid the location until the situation is resolved. Police vehicles and personnel have secured the perimeter to prevent public access to the potentially hazardous zone.
Specific Location Details
The security operation is focused on an area near the intersection of Beddington Trail N.E. and Harvest Hills Boulevard N.E., specifically in proximity to the dog park parking lot within Nose Creek Park. This location is a popular recreational area for residents of the surrounding communities.
Tactical Team Deployment
The Calgary Police Service Tactical (TAC) team has been deployed to the scene to assess and identify the suspicious object. These specialized units are trained to handle potentially dangerous situations involving unidentified items that could pose threats to public safety.
Ongoing Investigation
Police officials have indicated that updates regarding the situation will be provided as they become available. The investigation remains active as authorities work to determine the nature of the object and any potential risks associated with it.
The incident has temporarily disrupted normal park activities in the affected section, with police maintaining a visible presence to ensure community safety while the investigation continues. Residents are advised to follow police instructions and avoid the cordoned area until authorities declare it safe for public access.
