Blood Tribe stabbing victim has vehicle stolen by attackers, suspect images released

Riley John Masuskapoe, 26, from Edmonton, left, and Corey Nelson Amyotte, 35, from Calgary, are wanted by Blood Tribe police. (Blood Tribe police handout)

Blood Tribe police has released images of two men wanted for aggravated assault and armed robbery involving a firearm after a man had his vehicle and belongings taken.

Police were called to a residence on the Blood Tribe, about 230 kilometres south of Calgary, on April 26, where they found a man suffering "obvious signs of trauma," according to a release.

"The investigation revealed that the victim was with two males when a firearm was displayed and the males demanded money," it read.

"The victim was subsequently assaulted by the two males and suffered a stab wound as a result of the assault. The suspects then stole the victim's vehicle and left the victim on the side of the road. The victim attended a nearby residence and requested police and EMS. The victim's vehicle has since been recovered."

Two suspects have been identified.

Corey Nelson Amyotte, 35, from Calgary, and Riley John Masuskapoe, 26, from Edmonton, are wanted for aggravated assault, robbery with a firearm, and other weapons-related offences.

Police say the suspects and victim were known to each other and the suspects should be considered armed and dangerous.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Blood Tribe Police Service at 403-737-3800 or Blood Tribe Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.