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Monday, April 3, 2023 will mark six years since Happy Charles went missing from our community. Happy disappeared on the first Monday in April 2017 and was last seen in the area around Prince Albert Collegiate Institute (PACI). In the years since Happy went missing, her family, police, and our community have worked to raise awareness about her disappearance and appeal for information that could help locate her. This Monday, Happy’s family and members with the Prince Albert Police Service will once again ...

File 2023-10588 Members with the Prince Albert Police Service’s Crime Reduction Team (CRT) have arrested two individuals on outstanding warrants, and charged one man with numerous additional firearms-related offences following an investigation this week. On Wednesday, March 29, 2023, CRT members located a man wanted on several outstanding warrants from Prince Albert, Southend, and Alberta, including a charge of attempted murder relating to an incident in Prince Albert on December 27, 2022 (File 2022 ...

File 2023-10694 A police investigation in the area around Queen Mary School has now concluded. Officers responded to a report of a weapons complaint at 8:48 a.m. Thursday March 30, 2023, in the 1000 Block of 15th Street West. A witness reported seeing a man and woman in the area with a possible weapon. Police responded immediately and Queen Mary School was briefly put on lock down Thursday morning. The lock down was lifted shortly after 9 a.m. No one matching a description of the suspect ...

File 2022-9159 UPDATE – A second accused has been arrested and charged in connection with the homicide of Taya Sinclair, who was located deceased on March 15, 2022 in an area south of the Alfred Jenkins Field House in Prince Albert. Chelsey Crowe, age 33, made her first appearance in Saskatoon Provincial Court Wednesday morning. Crowe, of Saskatoon, was arrested on Tuesday while in custody on other, unrelated matters, and charged with manslaughter, unlawful confinement, and assault causing bodily ha ...

File 2022-40810 UPDATE – Following extensive investigation, the Prince Albert Police Service has concluded its investigation into a fatal collision involving a vehicle and pedestrian that took place October 27, 2022. The investigation has determined that the collision was non-criminal and accidental. After a review by the Crown, police can confirm that no charges will be laid. Stewart Fleury, age 67, was declared deceased as a result of this collision. His name is being released with consent from ...