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Board Members of the Prince Albert Board of Police Commissioners attended Municipal Board Training on Wednesday, November 20, 2019 in Saskatoon, SK. Board Members included Sheryl Kimbley, Chairperson; Mayor Greg Dionne, Vice-Chairperson; Councillor Blake Edwards; Councillor Charlene Miller; Board Members at Large: Darcy Sander, Janet Carriere, and Fred Matheson.Board Members of the Prince Albert Board of Police Commissioners attended Municipal Board Training on Wednesday, November 20, 2019 in Saskatoon ...

File 2019-38872 – Police Continuing Search for Missing Person Donald Light The Prince Albert Police Service is aware of the significant public and social media interest around the Missing Persons case of Donald Arthur LIGHT, and wishes to thank the public for their sincere efforts and assistance as police investigate this file. The police service would like to remind members of the public to report any information relating to the whereabouts of Donald LIGHT by calling 306-953-4222 or Crime Stoppers at ...

File 2019-38835 – CED Deployment Police were dispatched to a business near 15th Street and Second Avenue West early Wednesday morning for a complaint of a robbery. Officers were called to the area around 5:30 a.m. for a report of a man inside the business threatening staff with bear spray. The suspect refused commands to drop the spray and a Conductive Energy Device (CED) was deployed. An 18-year-old man was taken into custody in relation to this incident. He is charged with one count of robbery. ...

The Prince Albert Police Service celebrated the official opening of its new downtown location with an event Tuesday, November 19. Officers and staff marched to the new site from the police station on 15th Street West to mark the occasion, which was attended by retired members of the police service, members of the Prince Albert Board of Police Commissioners and local dignitaries. The new downtown substation, located at 40-10th St. E., features 15,000 square feet of expanded office and training space ...

Prince Albert Police members responded to 296 calls for service between Friday evening and Monday morning. The majority of calls for service involved disturbances and intoxicated persons. File 2019-38668 – Weapons/Mischief Police responded to a complaint of suspicious activity in the 300 Block of 24th St. E. early Monday morning after a resident reported a suspicious person in his neighbour’s vehicle. Upon arrival, police observed a male matching the description of the suspect running eastbound on 2 ...