Man charged with attempted murder after several struck in Alberta parking lot
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LETHBRIDGE – Police say a man is facing five counts of attempted murder after several pedestrians were deliberately struck by a vehicle in a parking lot in southern Alberta.
They say three victims, including two in their 70s, were seriously injured Friday outside an arena in Lethbridge, southeast of Calgary.
The vehicle narrowly missed two others.
Police say the driver later struck another car before going into a convenience store, threatening staff and leaving with unpaid merchandise.
Police say the driver did not know them and was not impaired.
A 47-year-old Calgary man faces various other charges, including assault with a weapon and dangerous driving.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 14, 2025.