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File 2023-216 UPDATE – The Prince Albert Police Service is investigating a report of a stolen motor vehicle, possession of a firearm, and fraud following a serious incident in the 400 Block of 18th Street West Monday. At approximately 9 a.m. on Monday, January 2, officers received a report of a stolen motor vehicle from a residence on MacArthur Drive. The vehicle, a wallet, and credit cards were taken, along with a firearm and ammunition. Further investigation by police led to a residence in the ...

Four more police recruits have been sworn in as new officers with the Prince Albert Police Service. Rhyse Teniuk, Ethan Ironside, Mathew Hagborg, and Tayler Milligan were sworn in Tuesday at Prince Albert Provincial Court and will begin training next week at the Saskatchewan Police College, in Regina. Rhyse Teniuk spent his early years in Prince Albert and was hired this past summer as an experienced Community Safety Officer, previously serving in North Battleford. He has spent the last six months serv ...

Files 2022-45087; 2022-80748; 2022-47200; 2022-45379; 2022-45225; 2022-45264 The Prince Albert Police Service’s Patrol section, Proactive Policing Unit (PPU), and Community Policing Unit (CPU) worked together in responding to, investigating, and identifying suspects following multiple reports of damages to vehicles in several neighbourhoods around our community. The damages included multiple reports of broken vehicle windows and theft of personal belongings. The police investigation included a look ...

On December 27, 2022 just after 2:30 p.m., Prince Albert Police Service responded to the Victoria Hospital for a report of a 46-year-old man who was suffering from a non-life threatening gunshot wound. The victim attended to the hospital on their own shortly after the incident occurred in the 200 Block of 28th Street West. The incident is not believed to be random and no arrests have been made as police continue to investigate. Police are asking anyone who may have heard or seen anything suspicious ...

Two members with the Prince Albert Police Service are amongst those recently appointed Aides-de-Camp (ADC) to Saskatchewan’s Lieutenant Governor, the Honourable Russ Mirasty. Deputy Chief of Police Farica Prince and Inspector Craig Mushka began this role earlier this year. ADCs are senior officers who assist the Lieutenant Governor in the performance of his duties, ensuring that the appropriate protocol is followed while working with event organizers to create smooth and enjoyable events. Aides-de ...