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UPDATE – Two youths, both aged 16, made their first court appearance in Prince Albert Provincial Court Friday morning in connection to this police investigation. The male youths are each facing one charge of attempted murder. [Information 991144932] The 18-year-old male victim remains in hospital. ______________________________________________________________________________________ File 2020-42094 Prince Albert Police have taken two people into custody following an incident at a dwelling ...

Prince Albert Police File 2019-36959 A 42-year-old woman is scheduled to appear in Prince Albert Provincial Court Friday morning in connection with the death of Dylan Chretien. The accused has been charged with one count of second degree murder.   Prince Albert Police File 2019-36959 Prince Albert Police have charged two more people in connection with the death of Dylan Chretien. Mr. Chretien was reported missing November 2, 2019 and found deceased on December 4, 2019. His ...

Members of the Prince Albert Police Service conducted numerous high-visibility neighbourhood patrols throughout the community over the weekend. Police responded to 322 calls for service between Friday evening and Monday morning, the majority of which involved disturbances, intoxicated persons and evictions. File 2020-41654 – Aggravated Assault Police were called to the 600 Block of Marquis Road for a report of a stabbing Monday evening. At approximately 8 p.m., police were dispatched for a report of ...

The Prince Albert Police Service is saddened to learn of the passing of Elder Jacob Sanderson. The police service wishes to extend condolences to Elder Sanderson’s family, the Prince Albert Grand Council, and the community on the loss of a respected and caring community leader. Elder Sanderson had worked with the Prince Albert Police Service since May 2019, offering guidance and traditional teachings to members and staff in support of our organization’s work toward reconciliation. Elder Sanderson was a ...

The Prince Albert Police Service is alerting the public about the possibility of Fentanyl in our community and the extreme risk associated with using this dangerous, illicit drug. Police suspect that a supply of Fentanyl may be present in Prince Albert. The Fentanyl may be in various bright colours and looks similar to crack cocaine. Information provided to police is that Fentanyl is being described as “pebbles” and sold illegally. Illicit fentanyl is usually produced in powder form. It can also be ...