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CORRECTION- One woman and four men are facing charges of mischief in relation to these incidents.    File 2019-41126 – Mischief Five people are facing 20 counts each of mischief in connection with several incidents last week in which numerous properties were targeted by graffiti. Two women, aged 21 and 31; along with three men, aged 19, 32 and 36, have made their first court appearance in connection with several incidents December 11. [Information 90211700] Police responded to multiple ...

Prince Albert Police File 2019-36959 Following a forensic autopsy, the human remains found near Prince Albert on December 4th, 2019 have been identified as Dylan Chretien. The cause of death will not be released, however, Chretien’s death was the result of foul play. The Prince Albert Police Service and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police continue to investigate. Further media inquiries can be directed to the Prince Albert Police Service. Police are asking anyone with any information about Mr. Chre ...

                                      The Prince Albert Police Service is partnering with the Prince Albert detachment of the Saskatchewan RCMP on a local food drive to help hungry families this holiday season. Between December 9 and December 19, residents and business owners will be able to drop off donations of cash or non-perishable food items for the Prince Albert Food Bank at both the new P.A.P.S. downtown substation, located at 40-10th St. E, and the Prince Albert RCMP detachment office at 15 ...

Prince Albert Police members responded to 231 calls for service over the weekend. The majority of calls involved intoxicated persons and disturbances. File 2019-40851 – Break and enter Police are investigating a break and enter to the Kinsmen Ski Hill compound at Little Red River Park over the weekend. Sometime between Saturday evening and Sunday morning, unknown persons cut a fence to the compound at the ski hill. Cords to operate two snow making machines containing copper wire were taken. Polic ...

Police Warning Public about Dangers of Confidence Scams Targeting the Elderly The Prince Albert Police Service is warning the public about confidence scams targeting elderly residents in our community. The police service is issuing the warning following a report this week of a fraud involving an elderly resident in Prince Albert. In this case, an unknown male phoned the unsuspecting victim and initiated a phone conversation with her. Over the course of several phone calls, the male – known only as P ...