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File # 2017-10525 The Prince Albert Police Service is requesting the public’s help in identifying the person in the attached set of photos. This person may have information that could assist in the investigation of Missing Person Happy Charles. Happy Charles was last seen in Prince Albert on April 3rd, 2017. She is 5’1”, 115 lbs, has brown eyes, black hair, a scar on her left cheek and a Rose tattoo on her left hand. If you are this person in the photos, can identify this subject, or have any inf ...

Starting in mid-September, the Prince Albert Police Service is rolling out a Community Policing Unit aimed at community engagement and proactive enforcement. Constable Derek Simonson and Constable Ron Meyers are assigned to this new unit, which will be responsible for high-visibility community engagement. The officers will be on foot and bike patrol focusing on the downtown core, Cornerstone Shopping district, and the South Hill shopping district. Constables Simonson and Meyers will also be visible on ...

The Prince Albert Police Service is responding to a recent spike in property crime in the city by redeploying officers to a targeted task force. Over the next several weeks, three full-time police officers are being redeployed to a high-priority task force with the aim of solving break and enter offences and reducing property crime. A review of the related statistics shows break and enters have followed similar trend patterns to previous years with a significant spike in break-ins to outbuildings an ...

Correction: Please note the corrected street location of 13th St. W, not east as previously released.    Members of the Prince Albert Police Service have arrested the man who was the subject of an extensive search by police this week. Prince Albert Police officers were alerted to the wanted 30-year-old Jade Ermine, who was taken into custody around 9:30 a.m. Wednesday following a brief foot pursuit in the unit block of 13th Street West. Ermine was also the subject of an RCMP search near Prin ...

The Prince Albert Police Service will be hosting a Selective Traffic Enforcement Program (STEP) blitz on August 22 & 23 in the Prince Albert area. Police from around Saskatchewan will be working alongside partner agencies to identify traffic violations and take enforcement action. This two-day initiative will take place at various locations around Prince Albert. Enforcement activities will focus on offences related to speeding, distracted driving, seatbelt use, unlicensed drivers and commercial veh ...