Edmonton police warn public about the release of two offenders

EDMONTON — Edmonton police are sending out a warning about two offenders who have been released from prison.

Ashton Natomagan, 33, has been released from the Grande Cache Institution after serving a five-year sentence for sexual assault causing bodily harm.

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Natomagan is considered by police to be a sexual offender who poses a risk of significant harm to the community.

Michael Wayne Beauchamp, 32, has also been released from the Grande Cache Institution after completing a six-year sentence for robbery, overcoming resistance by choking, suffocating or strangling, and failure to comply with recognizance.

Police consider Beauchamp to be a violent offender who poses a risk of harm to the public.

Both offenders will be residing in the Edmonton area and will be monitored by law enforcement.