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File # 38110 - Vehicle Vs. House At approximately 11:30 p.m. on October 31, 2017 officers stopped an SUV near the Cornerstone District in regards to a Traffic Safety Act investigation for speeding.  The vehicle stopped briefly in the Cornerstone Shopping District parking lot, and as the patrol vehicle approached the suspect vehicle, it then sped off down 15th Street East.  Officers immediately disengaged due to high rates of speed and concern for officer and public safety and began to search the area ...

A male and female are in custody after police received a complaint involving bear spray last night. On October 31, 2017 at 12:30 a.m., patrol members responded to a business in the 600 Block of Marquis Road for a complaint of a group of males fighting and bear spray was observed. While on route police were advised the group of suspects involved left in a red car. Officers immediately located the suspect car in the 3500 Block of 2nd Avenue West and initiated a traffic stop. The driver of the red ...

Prince Albert Police Service had a steady weekend responding to 258 calls for service and arresting 44 people. Of the 44 people arrested, 17 of the arrests were made on people for being intoxicated in a public place. The top three calls for service were for intoxicated persons (27), disturbances (19) and unknown 9-1-1 (16). Police Service Dog Febee File # 2017-37702 In the early hours of Saturday October 28th, 2017; a suspect vehicle operated by the 36-year-old male attempted to evade police aft ...

File # 2017-37333 Just after 10:00 a.m., October 26, 2017 Prince Albert Police pulled over a car for a Traffic Safety Act investigation in the South Hill Mall Parking lot. While speaking with occupants of the vehicle, the officer observed a bag of golf clubs in the car which matched the description of golf clubs that had been stolen from a residence earlier in the day. The 3 occupants of the vehicle were arrested for possession of stolen property. After further investigation and a search of the car ...

PAPS would like to remind drivers to not drink and drive over the 'Halloween weekend'. Members will be out enforcing Traffic Safety Act stops over the weekend. PAPS would also like to provide some tips for drivers and pedestrians to stay safe on Tuesday when many ghouls and goblins will be filling the streets trick-or-treating. Drivers are reminded there may be an increase in traffic in and around school zones, so you should slow down more than usual when coming across crosswalks or intersections. W ...