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Files 2022-43905, 2022-43556, 2022-43861, 2022-44035, 2022-43545, 2022-43881 The Prince Albert Police Service’s Patrol section and Proactive Policing Unit (PPU) worked together to review crime trends and identify suspects in multiple recent reports of property crime. Between November 23 and November 24, 2022, police located multiple stolen items in connection to several recent incidents and have arrested and charged two men with multiple offences. On November 23, investigation led police to a pro ...

UPDATE - On November 28, 2022, investigators with the Prince Albert Police Service’s Criminal Investigation Division arrested a 15-year-old male youth from Prince Albert in connection with a homicide that occurred the evening of May 28, 2022 in the 100 Block of River Street West. The accused is charged with second degree murder and will make his first court appearance in Prince Albert Provincial Court on Tuesday morning (information # 90409847). Due to the age of the accused, his name cannot be release ...

File 2022-43445 At approximately Noon on Saturday, November 19, officers were dispatched to 6th Avenue and River Street West for a report of a vehicle collision involving a power pole. As a result of the collision, power was knocked out in parts of the city and some surrounding areas. Further investigation revealed that an altercation had taken place inside the vehicle just before the collision. A 36-year-old man has been charged with criminal negligence causing bodily harm, wilful damage, and br ...

The Prince Albert Police Service has recruited Cst. Kelly Shumay under its experienced officer campaign. Cst. Shumay brings 19 years of experience as an officer with the Regina Police Service to his new role and served his first shift on Patrol in Prince Albert this week. Cst. Shumay grew up in Yorkton and taught math and physical education to high school and middle years students for 12 years in and around Regina before starting a new career in policing. He has experience on Patrol, and bike patrol, a ...

The Prince Albert Police Service is notifying the public about a temporary disruption in phone services involving the non-emergency police phone number at 306-953-4222. Residents who call 306-953-4222 are currently getting a busy signal or no answer. This is temporary and the cause of the disruption is being investigated. There is no disruption to the emergency phone line at this time. If you require emergency assistance, call 9-1-1 immediately. Online reporting options are still available. Resident ...