Police searching for information around vehicle related to homicide that triggered shelter-in-place order

Two suspects are still at large following a shooting that killed one person and injured anothernear the intersection of Range Road 282 and Township Road 250, east of Conrich, Alta., on Tuesday.

During a press conference on Wednesday, RCMP saidthey are now searching for a vehicle they believe isrelated to the investigation.

"We believe that persons that were occupants of that vehicle are connected to our investigation, and we're seeking any information in connection to that vehicle," Staff Sgt. Mark Wielgosz, detachment commander of the Strathmore RCMP, said Wednesday afternoon.

According to an RCMP news release, police believe the truck was stolen from a Calgary residence in the 400 block of Abadan Place N.E. on Mondayat 5:55 a.m., and thatit is connected to the homicide investigation.

Officers say theyare now seeking public assistance to identify any video footage of the vehicle or the people who were in itbetween the time of its theft up to the time the shooting occurred, which was estimated to be 11:56 a.m. on Tuesday.

It comes after a shelter-in-place order for Wheatland County residents was issued around 1 p.m. Tuesday. AnAlberta Emergency Alert said two armed and extremely dangerous suspects werein the area of Highway 564 and Range Road 252 north of Strathmore.

The shelter-in-place order was lifted at approximately 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday.

Rocky View County identified the person who was killed as Colin Hough.

The chief administrative officer of Rocky View County, Byron Riemann, described Hough as a colleague.

"Colin was a valued member of our team, and we extend our deepest condolences to Colin's family, friendsand colleagues during this difficult time,"Riemann said in a statement.

In an emailed statement sent to CBC News on Wednesday, FortisAlberta confirmed the man who was injured is an employee of thecompany. According toFortisAlberta, he wasdoing routine work when he was shot. He wasthen treated and released from hospital on Tuesday evening.

Wielgoszreiterated duringWednesday afternoon's news conference thatpolice don't believe the shooting wastargeted.

He added that police do not have a description of the suspects at this time.

Police are asking people not to approach the suspects if encountered, as they are considered armed and dangerous.