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The Prince Albert Police Service has implemented a new wellness strategy aimed at providing more mental health supports for police members and staff. The program offers confidential support to police service employees, either on site at the police station or substation, or at a private office location in the city. The new strategy was rolled out in July and is facilitated by Nicola Sherwin-Roller, a masters-level art psychotherapist and Certified Canadian Counsellor with extensive training in trauma an ...

Three senior members of the Prince Albert Police Service have been recognized with Commissioned Officer designations from His Honour, the Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan, Russ Mirasty. Inspectors Brent McDonald, Tadd Kellett, and Craig Mushka were formally recognized earlier this week. Under Section 94.1 of the Saskatchewan Police Act, 1990, the Lieutenant Governor can annually authorize Commissions under the Great Seal to officers assigned to senior positions with their police service. Commissi ...

UPDATE – Prince Albert Police continue to investigate the homicide of 24-year-old Tristan Chaboyer and have confirmed that human remains located northeast of Prince Albert earlier this year belong to Chaboyer. The remains were located in a wooded area northeast of the city. They were confirmed to belong to Tristan Chaboyer following DNA testing. Tristan Chaboyer was reported missing September 4, 2020 and his disappearance was determined to be a homicide in June of this year. Members of the Crimin ...

UPDATE – Prince Albert Police continue to work to locate 28-year-old Crystal CASTLE. Police can confirm that CASTLE’s disappearance is considered suspicious. This file is currently being investigated by members with the Criminal Investigations Division of the Prince Albert Police Service. Crystal CASTLE was last seen just after 3 a.m. on Wednesday, August 11, 2021 in the area around 6th Avenue and 28th Street East. Police have since recovered a red Dodge Dakota truck belonging to Crystal C ...

The Saskatchewan Internet Child Exploitation Unit has charged an Edmonton man with numerous sexual and luring offences in relation to an investigation through an online social media application. In April the Prince Albert Police Service received a complaint from a parent that their child had been lured online and a subsequent sexual assault had occurred. The Sask ICE unit along with PAPS Child Protection Unit investigated the allegations. Through the Sask ICE investigation, they were able to identify a ...