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File 2020-3351 – Weapons Complaint Police were dispatched to the 1100 Block of 14th St. W. around midnight Friday for a report of gunshots. No injuries were reported. Police have identified a suspect in connection with this incident. The file remains under investigation. File 2020-3253 – Flight from Police Police have charged a 31-year-old man with possession of stolen property, failure to stop for police, dangerous driving, and breach of court order following an incident in the city early Thu ...

File 2020-751 – Fraud Prince Albert Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying two people suspected of fraud. On January 4, a local resident reported losing his cell phone and debit card in the 1100 Block of Third Ave. W. Over the next hour, several purchases were made at local businesses using the ‘tap’ feature on the resident’s debit card. Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying the male and female pictured in the attached surveillance photos in relation to this incid ...

Members of the Prince Albert Police Service responded to 223 calls for service over the weekend. The majority of calls involved intoxicated persons and disturbances. File 2020-2888 – Assault with a Weapon A 20-year-old man is facing five counts of assault with a weapon and one charge of mischief stemming from an incident in the 2800 Block of Sixth Ave. E. Monday afternoon. Police were dispatched to the area around 2:25 p.m. for a complaint that several people had been sprayed with bear mace. A 20 ...

File 2020-2504 – ISET Investigation Three people are facing firearms and drug-related charges following an investigation by the Integrated Street Enforcement Team (ISET) last week. Members of the ISET team acting on a search warrant searched a residence in the 100 Block of 29th St. E. Thursday evening. Located inside the residence were various amounts of methamphetamine, cocaine, hydromorphone capsules, diazepam pills, Gabapentin pills, psilocybin, cutting agent and a functioning scale. Also located i ...

File 2020-2467 – Fraud Prince Albert Police are warning the public about a recent computer scam in which a local resident of the community was defrauded of just over $17,000 in personal funds. The resident was contacted earlier this month by someone she thought was from her local bank. The caller stated they had detected two suspicious transactions in the woman’s bank records, and asked her to help them track and catch the persons responsible. The woman agreed and gave the scammers access to her com ...