The following will update Acting Staff Sergeant WAUTERS’ release from Sunday April 25th, as well as several file updates:

 

The Prince Albert Police Service responded to 316 calls for service from Friday to Monday morning. 18 arrests resulted with 9 for criminal code matters, and 9 for warrants. 33 arrests were made for public intoxication....

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Over the Weekend Prince Albert Police Service responded to 243 calls for service since 18:00hrs Friday

 

Police recovered a stolen vehicle on 2Ave West One adult Male and One adult Female were Remanded on charges of Theft of Motor Vehicle and Breach of Conditional Sentence Orders. Vehicle was undamaged.

 

Police Attended a...

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UPDATE

 

Prince Albert City Police have people in custody in relation to yesterday’s disturbance in the 1200 block of 17th St W. The matter is still under investigation and no charges have been laid at this time. The victim is in stable conditions in Saskatoon.

 

 

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Prince Albert Police were flagged down in the 2700 block of 2nd Ave W at approx 0220 hours April 23, 2010 by a 47-year-old Prince Albert Man who had been assaulted. He was taken to the Victoria Union Hospital by Parkland Ambulance where he was treated for his injuries and later released. A 14 yr old Prince Albert youth was arrested a short time later and has been charged with Aggravated Assault. He made his first court appearance this morning.

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**UPDATE**

 

Prince Albert Police are still on scene in the 1200BLK 17th Street West investigating a report of a disturbance that resulted in a male being taken to hospital in Prince Albert. This subject has since been transported to hospital in Saskatoon. He is listed in stable condition.

 

Police have made arrests in relation...

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On Thursday, April 22, 2010 at approximately 3pm, Police responded to a Disturbance in the area of the 1200BLK 17th Street West. A male subject was transported to hospital with what appeared to be a gunshot wound. Police have been on scene since the incident, and SWAT is also on scene. Arrests have been made, and police are continuing their investigation.

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 The Prince Albert Police Service is investigating the discovery of a 43 year old male found deceased in the unit block of 11th Street East at approximately 10 pm on Wednesday April 21st 2010. The death is not viewed as suspicious at this time, however, police continue to investigate. The deceased’s name is not being release pending...

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Further to S/Sgt Rowden’s release from Sunday April 18th

 

 

 

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Police attended to Hwy 2 N and the turn off to the dump for a single vehicle roll over on Friday evening at approx 2345 hours. A Chev ¾ ton was located lying on its side on the west side of the highway. The truck had been turning left from the highway when the driver lost control and rolled the vehicle. The accident is still under investigation.

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As of 1900hrs on 2010-04-16 Prince Albert Police Service has attended to 249 calls for service.

 

Police made a total of 39 arrests with 19 being related to Breach of the Peace and/or complaints of Intoxicated persons.

 

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At approx. 2140hrs on April 16th,2010...

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UPDATE – Please note that the Prince Albert Police Service has NOT released the cause of death in the homicide of Virgil PELLETIER. Some media outlets are reporting ‘blunt force trauma’ as the cause of death. As you know, this would never be done until an autopsy had been completed, and without Major Crimes investigators having had approved...

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The Patrol Section of the Prince Albert Police Service responded to 266 calls for service over the weekend. 53 persons were taken into custody as a result, with 28 being arrested for public intoxication and 25 being charged criminally. Only 4 people were taken to the Brief Detoxification Centre at the Victoria Hospital, which was full at one point on the weekend. 15 persons were taken to Court this morning.

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