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JJUNE 13, 2014
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NCE ALBER
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PUBLIC AGEND
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ONDAY, JUNE 16, 2014
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11::30 A.M.
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F AGENDA
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APPROVAL OF
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Media
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1 2014 – Homicide U
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1 2014 – Integrated Child Explo
oitation Uniit
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1 2014 – Weekend U
Update
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2 2014 – Weekly Me
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2 2014 – Trafficking Narcotics
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2 2014 – Weekly Me
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2 2014 – Arrest/Byla
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3 2014 – 2014-9244
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3 2014 – Increased Visibility
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he Public meeeting. Paage 3 of 3 PRINCE ALBERT POLICE SERVICE
45- 15th Street West
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan
S6V 3P4
Phone: (306) 953-4256
Fax: (306) 764-0011
,, MEDIARELEASE
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With Integrity and Innovation We Deliver
Professional Service to Our Citizens
Occurrence: Homicide Update/Arrest
Location:
Prince Albert
Date:
May 14, 2014
File #2014- 9244
On May 13, 2014 the Prince Albert Police Service Criminal Investigation Division have
laid charges in regards to the Homicide that occurred on April14, 2014 in the early
morning hours at a residence in the 500 block of 27th Street East.
Prince Albert resident Jordan Christopher Herron, 20 years old, is facing one count of
Break and Enter contrary to Section 348(1 )(b) and one count of First Degree Murder
contrary to Section 235(1 ).
A warrant for one count of Break and Enter contrary to Section 348(1)(b) and one count
of First Degree Murder contrary to Section 235(1) has been issued for the arrest of a 25
year old Alberta man. The male is currently in custody in Alberta on an unrelated matter.
Arrangements are being made to have the male transported to Saskatchewan to face these
charges.
The investigation is ongoing. Additional details will be released when appropriate.
Sergeant Brandon Mudry
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PRINCE ALBERT POLICE SERVICE
S6V 3P4
Phone: (306) 953-4256
Fax: (306) 764-0011
II MEDIA RELEASE II
Professional Service To Our Citizens
Occurrence: Integrated Child Exploitation Unit
Location:
Prince Albert
Date:
May 15, 2014
A joint investigation between members of the Saskatchewan Internet Child Exploitation
Unit and the New Brunswick Integrated Child Exploitation Unit bas led to the arrest of a
Saskatchewan male.
On Thursday May 15, 2014, with the assistance of the Carlyle RCMP, a 53 year old
Carlyle resident was arrested and charged with;
1) Possession of Child Pornography,
2) Communicate with a person under the age of 18 years to facilitate the
commission of an offence, and
3) Send sexual material to a person under the age of 18 years to facilitate the
commission of an offence.
The accused will make his first court appearance on July 16,2014 in Carlyle, Sask.
The name of the charged male will not be released at this time to protect the identity of
the child victim.
The Saskatchewan ICE Unit consists of members from the Regina Police Service,
Saskatoon Police Service, Prince Albert Police Service and the RCMP.
Sgt Brandon Mudry
45 - 15th Street West
S6V3P4
Phone: (306) 953-4256
Fax: (306) 764-0011
II MEDIA RELEASE II
Occurrence: Weekend update, May 16th- 18th 2014.
Location:
City of Prince Albert
Date:
Frid~ 1800hrs - Sunday noon
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The Prince Albert Police Service re.<sponded to 236 calls for service over the weekend.
The evening shifts were extremely busy with 67 calls Friday night and 83 calls on
Saturday night. The majority of the call for service were in relation to intoxicated
persons and damages to property.
Police have charged one adult male with nine counts of break and enter, mischief, and
possession of stolen property from the East Hill area of our city, File #14-12033.
Police made 43 arrest and 2 charges of impaired driving.
Police ask that if you have any information in relation to these damages or any other
crimes that you contact Prince Albert Pohce 306-953-4222 or Crime Stoppers.
S/Sgt. Tadd Kellett
B-Platoon
S6V 3P4
Phone: (306) 953-4256
Fax: (306) 764-0011
II MEDIA RELEASE I
Occurrence: Weekly Media Conference
Location:
Prince Albert
Date:
May 20, 2014
The Prince Albert Police Service is reporting a busy May long weekend with 433 calls
for service. There were 68 persons arrested with 40 people being arrested for intoxicated
in public. The calls patrol members responded to the most were intoxicated persons (70)
and disturbances (53). There were 8 people arrested on outstanding warrants, 10 people
were arrested and are facing new charges.
Call breakdown
Friday- 80
Saturday - 13 8
Sunday-134
Monday- 81
Files of Interest
#2014-12564
On May 17, 2014 Prince Albert Police Service Patrol members responded to a Robbery
that occurred in the 600 block of Macarthur Drive. Upon arrival Police spoke with an 8
year old Prince Albert youth who had his bicycle taken from him. He told Police he was
approached by a group of five older youth who pushed him from his bike and stole it.
The victim was unable to provide any descriptors of the suspects.
The bike was described as a 2014 Haro bike with black grips.
If you have information about these individuals, or any unsolved crime in Prince Albert,
contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS or the Prince Albert Police Service at 306953-4222.
#2014-12981
On May 20,2014 at 1145am Prince Albert Police Service Patrol members responded to
the 500 block of 25th Street East for a motor vehicle accident that occurred sometime
between the hours of2:00 and 4:00am. A vehicle lost control and smashed into two
fences causing thousands of dollars in damage, it then fled the scene. There is currently
no vehicle description and this matter is under investigation. Police are requesting the
public's assistance in coming forward with any information about this crime.
If you have information about this incident, or any unsolved crime in Prince Albert,
contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS or the Prince Albert Police Service at 306953-4222.
Intentionally lit Fires
Due to a rise in calls for grass fires The Prince Albert Police Service would like the
public to be aware it is unlawful to intentionally start a fire on City property within City
limits outside of an approved Fire Pit as defined within City bylaws or without a Burn
permit. If someone observes what they consider to be suspicious behavior please contact
the Police immediately and make pertinent observations in regards to potential suspects.
In investigating these occurrences Police would consider laying charges of Mischief or
Arson within the Criminal Code.
A Reminder - Bylaw- Garage Sale Signs
Complaints have been incoming in regards to garage sale signs that have started to appear
around the Prince Albert area on city property. We would ask the public to be diligent in
respecting this bylaw.
Bylaw No. 22 of2010 (The Portable Sign Bylaw) states:
Section 23
(a) Signs can be placed on private property as long as the property owner consents, but
must be placed in locations where they will not create a safety hazard.
(b) Signs cannot be placed on public property. This includes boulevards, curbside trees,
street light standards, public signage, public mailboxes and intersections.
(c) Signs must be taken down at the end of every sale.
Penalty for garage sale sign on city property is a Summary Offence ticket in the amount
of $100 with $50 victim surcharge.
Media Liaison
Wanted by Police
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Brennan Nathan David NAYTOWHOW (Age 25)
Described as 6' 3", 205 lbs, black hair and brown eyes. Wanted by the Prince Albert Police
Service for Aggravated Assault, Mischief Under ($5000.00), Breach of Probation X 8 and Breach
of Recogniza nce X 7.
Kyle Aaron CLAYTON (Age 28)
Described as Violent, 6~, 190 lbs, brown hair and hazel eyes. Wanted by the Prince Albert Police
Service for Assault Cause Bodily Harm, Possession of a Weapon, Breach of Undertaking X 2,
Breach of Probation, Breach of Recognizance X 7 and Fail to Attend Court.
Morgan Cole Tyrell BURNS (Age 26)
Described as Violent, 5'11", 155 lbs, black hair and brown eyes. Wanted by the Prince Albert
Police Service for Breach of Conditional Sentence Order.
Raymond Tyler STEWART (Age 21)
Described as 5'11", 18llbs, brown hair and brown eyes. Wanted by the Prince Albert Police
Service for Mischief Under ($5000.00), Breach of Recognizance X 7 and Breach of Undertaking X
2.
If you have information about these individuals, or any unsolved crime in
Prince Albert, contact Crime Stoppers at 1·800-222-TIPS or the Prince Albert
Police Service at 306-953·4222.
Crime Stoppers will pay a cash award up to $2,000 for information that leads
to an arrest or case being cleared. Crime Stoppers is a proven program that
gets results. When you call Crime Stoppers you don't have to give your
name and you won't have to appear in court.
Crime Stoppers is a community-based program operated in conjunction with
police. Its affairs are controlled by a volunteer board.
Warrants are in effect at the time of this printing.
S6V 3P4
Phone: (306) 953-4256
Fax: (306) 764-0011
II MEDIA RELEASE I
Occurrence: Trafficking Narcotics
Location:
Prince Albert
Date:
May 21, 2014
File #2014-13018
On May 20, 2014 at 5:01pm Prince Albert Police Service Patrol members initiated a
traffic stop with a vehicle after receiving a complaint the occupants were trafficking
Marihuana. Police arrested two males from the vehicle in the area of Macarthur Drive
after smelling a strong odor of marihuana coming from inside the car. A search of the
vehicle revealed 94.5 grams of Marihuana, Canadian Currency and drug paraphernalia
consistent with trafficking. The drugs seized have an estimated street value of
approximately $900.00.
An 18 year old male has been charged with Possession of Marihuana for the Purpose of
Trafficking and Possession of Proceeds Obtained by Crime.
A 17 year old male has also been charged with Possession of Marihuana for the Purpose
of Trafficking and Possession of Proceeds Obtained by Crime.
Both have been compelled to appear in Prince Albert Provincial Court on June 3, 2014 at
1:30pm.
Sgt Brandon Mudry
S6V3P4
Phone: (306) 953-4256
Fax: (306) 764-0011
I! MEDIA RELEASE I
Occurrence: Trafficking Narcotics
Location:
Prince Albert
Date:
May 21, 2014
File #2014-13018
On May 20, 2014 at 5:01pm Prince Albert Police Service Patrol members initiated a
traffic stop with a vehicle after receiving a complaint the occupants were trafficking
Marihuana. Police arrested two males from the vehicle in the area of Macarthur Drive
after smelling a strong odor of marihuana coming from inside the car. A search of the
vehicle revealed 94.5 grams of Marihuana, Canadian Currency and drug paraphernalia
consistent with trafficking. The drugs seized have an estimated street value of
approximately $900.00.
An 18 year old male has been charged with Possession of Marihuana for the Pwpose of
Trafficking and Possession ofProceeds Obtained by Crime.
A 19 year old male has also been charged with Possession of Marihuana for the Purpose
of Trafficking and Possession of Proceeds Obtained by Crime.
Both have been compelled to appear in Prince Albert Provincial Court on June 3, 2014 at
1:30pm.
Sgt Brandon Mudry
S6V 3P4
Phone: (306) 953-4260
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Fax: (306) 764-0011
NEWS RELEASE II
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Occurrence: Weekend News Release
Date: Sunday May 25,2014
Location: Prince Albert, Sk
The Prince Albert Police responded to approximately 220 calls for service from Friday
6:00 pm to Sunday at noon. A total of 38 persons were taken into police custody. 19 of
those arrests were for being intoxicated in a public place.
The majority of the calls were for disturbances, intoxicated persons and reports of
impaired driving complaints.
Files of importance:
14-13637
On 2014-05-25 at 0910 hours patrol officers responded to a fire call in the 400 block of
15th street east. Patrol units on scene observed Fire Control on scene dealing with
building that was engulfed in flames. Patrol units assisted Fire Control by maintaining
traffic control. Fire Control was able to distinguish the blaze and investigators will
continue to investigate the cause of the fire.
Police and Fire want to remind the public that streets are blocked off with barricades for
the safety of emergency personnel and the public. Disregarding these barricades can result
in a $150.00 penalty.
FYI
S/Sgt.George #105
Prince Albert Police Service
S6V 3P4
Phone: (306) 953-4256
Fax: (306) 764-0011
II MEDIA RELEASE I
Location:
Prince Albert
Date:
May 26,2014
The Prince Albert Police Service is reporting a steady weekend with 276 calls for service.
There were 52 persons arrested with 27 people being arrested for intoxicated in public.
The calls patrol members responded to the most were Intoxicated Persons (42)
Disturbances (36) and Report Impaired Driving (20). There were 10 people arrested on
outstanding warrants, 12 people were arrested and are facing new charges.
Call breakdown
Friday - 87
Saturday - 119
Sunday - 70
Files of Interest
File #2014-13384
On May 23, 2014 at 1:07pm Prince Albert Police Service patrol members responded to a
robbery at a business located the 900 block of Central A venue.
Posing as a customer the adult male entered the store forced his way past the business
owner, behind the counter and into the till. He then stole an undisclosed amount of
money and fled. The business owner was shaken but otherwise unhurt in the altercation.
The male was described as aboriginal, white t-shirt, black pants, long black hair in pony
tail, approx 5'10, with a slim build.
File #2014-13386
On May 25, 2014 at 1:30pm Prince Albert Police Service patrol members were
dispatched to the 500 block of Marquis Road for damage to vehicles.
Suspects entered the lot and scratched numerous vehicles causing an estimated
$25,000.00 damage to vehicles.
This matter is under investigation.
File #2014-13692
On May 26, 2014 at 1:26am Prince Albert Police Service patrol members were
dispatched to the 500 block of 18th Street East for a break and enter in progress.
On arrival members met with the complainant who had observed a male inside the
building after responding to an intrusion alarm. The suspect attempted to flee out an exit
but was apprehended by Police. The suspect caused significant damage to the interior of
the building.
The K9 Unit was deployed to clear the building.
38 year old, Jordan Daniel Ballantyne has been charged with Break and Enter and Breach
ofProbation X 3.
Ballantyne made his first court appearance this morning at Prince Albert Provincial
Court.
File #2014-13372
On May 23, 2014 at 11: 17am Prince Albert Police Service patrol members were
dispatched to a Break and Enter to a shed that occurred sometime in the last two weeks.
Suspects gained entrance to the shed by damaging the locks and once inside stole two
barbeques valued at $1000.00.
The Police Service is again seeing a rise in Break and Enters to sheds, garages and
outbuildings. We would recommend citizens consider the following;
1) Make effort to use locks and security devices at all times.
2) Ensure yard and alley lights are operational.
3) Please be familiar with the contents of your sheds and garages in the event
Police are required to do a report.
4) Please report any activity that would be considered suspicious by contacting
the Police Service at 306-953-4222.
File #2014-13637
On May 25, 2014 at 9:10am Prince Albert Police Service patrol officers responded to a
fire call in the 400 block of 15th street east.
Patrol units on scene observed Fire Control on scene dealing with building that was
engulfed in flames. Patrol units assisted Fire Control by maintaining traffic control. Fire
Control was able to distinguish the blaze and investigators will continue to investigate the
cause of the fire.
This incident is being treated as Arson and is under investigation.
Anyone with information in relation to these incidents or any
other criminal activity is asked to contact the Prince Albert
Police Service (306) 953-4222 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222TIPS (8477).
Media Liaison
Wanted by Police
Dustin James Daniels (Age 22)
Police Service for CDSA Trafficking and Breach of Recognizance X 7.
Todd Elliot Dion Laliberte (Age 36)
Described as 5'9", 20llbs, black hair and brown eyes. Wanted by the Prince Albert Police
Service for CDSA Trafficking, Possession of a Controlled Substance, Possession of Proceeds
Obtained by Crime, Breach of Undertaking X 3 and Breach of Recognizance.
Linden David Jessie
Bird (Age 29)
Described as Violent, 5'10", 16llbs, black hair and brown eyes. Wanted by the Prince Albert
Police Service for Sexual Assault and Breach of Conditional Sentence Order X 8.
Aaron Jonathon Genaille (Age 31)
Described as 5'10", 2211bs, black hair and brown eyes. Wanted by the Prince Albert Police
Service for Assault and Utter Threats.
If you have information about these individuals, or any unsolved crime In Prince Albert,
contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS or the Prince Albert Police Service at 306·953-4222.
Crime Stoppers will pay a cash award up to $2,000 for information that leads to an arrest or
case being cleared. Crime Stoppers Is a proven program that gets results. When you call
Crime Stoppers you don't have to give your name and you won't have to appear in court.
Crime Stoppers is a community-based program operated in conjunction with police.
are controlled by a volunteer board.
Its affairs
Warrants are In effect at the time of this printing.
S6V 3P4
Phone: (306) 953-4256
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Fax: (306) 764-0011
MEDIA RELEASE II
Occurrence: Arrest/Bylaw Reminder
Location:
Prince Albert
Date:
May 27,2014
File #2014-2716
The Prince Albert Police Service have arrested Brett Alexander Coombes regarding the
February 1st, 2014 shooting that occurred in the 1000 block of 1st Street East.
On May 26,2014 at 9:22pm Prince Albert Police Service Patrol members conducted a
traffic stop in the 500 block of 15th Ave East.
Arrested from the vehicle was 23 year old Brett Alexander Coombes.
Coombes is set to appear in Prince Albert Provincial Court on May 28, 2014 at 9:30am
on the following charges Robbery with a Firearm, Aggravated Assault, Discharge
Firearm with Intent, Possession of a Prohibited Firearm, Point a Firearm, Possession of
Pr.oceeds of Crime, Breach ofUndertaking, Breach ofRecognizance and Obstruct Peace
Officer.
Further details surrounding the case will come out during court proceedings.
Bylaw Reminder
Due to a rise in noise complaints regarding the use of engine retarder brakes within
Prince Albert, the Prince Albert Police Service would remind citizens that it is illegalaccording to Bylaw, Section 35 of 1 of2013- which states engine retarder brakes cannot
be used within City limits. A $150.00 fine can be imposed.
Sgt Brandon Mudry
45 - l~th Street West
S6V 3P4
Phone: (306) 953-4256
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Fax: (306) 764-0011
MEDIA RELEASE
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<>ccurrence: 2014-9244
Location:
Prince Albert
Date:
May 30th, 2014
File 2014-9244
Orren Johnson, 25 years old from Alberta, appeared in Prince Albert Provincial Court
today on Murder and Break and Enter charges in relation to the April 14th homicide of 17
year old Clayton Bear. Johnson is jointly charged along with 20 year old Jordan Herron,
from Prince Albert. Information # 40008222
Johnson was remanded to June 27th. Herron is scheduled to appear in Provincial Court
again on June 17th.
4 5 - 15th Street West
S6V 3P4
Phone: (306) 953-4256
Fax: (306) 764-0011
II MEDIA RELEASE II
Occurrence: Increased Visibility
Location:
Prince Albert
Date:
May 30th, 2014
On Thursday May 29th police conducted an enforcement project within the City of
Prince Albert. Resources from Bylaw Enforcement, Patrol, Traffic and the Criminal
Investigation Divisions coordinated efforts.
Twenty nine tickets were issued for a variety of offences relating to traffic, liquor and
bylaw offences. Fourteen arrests were made with the majority for public intoxication and
outstanding arrest warrants.
A 38 year old male was charged with trafficking a controlled substance to a 34 year old
female in the downtown district. The female was charged with possession of a controlled
substance. Three arrests were made in proximity to liquor outlets which received focused
attention. Those arrests included charges of causing a disturbance by fighting and breach
of court orders.
The initiative was conducted in an effort to reduce crime through increased visibility and
proactive enforcement/intervention.
S6V 3P4
Phone: (306) 953-4256
Fax: (306) 764-0011
II MEDIA RELEASE II
Occurrence: Aggravated Assault
Location:
Prince Albert
Date:
May 6, 2014
File #2014-14423
On June 1, 2014 at 10:19am the Prince Albert Police Service were dispatched to the 1200
block of 1st Avenue West for an Aggravated Assault.
On arrival a female was located with life threatening injuries. She was transported to the
Victoria Union Hospital by Parkland Ambulance. She was stabilized and sent to the
Royal University Hospital in critical condition.
The Criminal Investigation Division and Forensic Identification Unit have been called in
to investigate.
Updates will be provided when appropriate.
Be advised that Police will have 12th Street between 1st Avenue West and 2nd Avenue
West closed until further notice.
Police are requesting anyone with information please contact the Prince Albert Police
Service at (306) 953-4222 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS.
Sgt Brandon Mudry
S6V 3P4
Phone: (306) 953-4256
Fax: (306) 764-0011
II MEDIA RELEASE II
Occurrence:
Location:
Prince Albert
Date:
The Prince Albert Police Service is reporting a busy weekend with 303 calls for service.
The calls patrol members responded to the most were intoxicated persons (48) and
disturbances (39). There were 11 people arrested on outstanding warrants, 9 people were
arrested and are facing new charges. There were 3 people remanded over the weekend
and will have made their court appearance at Prince Albert Provincial Court this morning.
Call breakdown
Friday- 88
Saturday- 134
Sunday-81
Updates
#2014-14423
On June 1, 2014 at I 0:19am the Prince Albert Police Service were dispatched to the 1200
Police located 4 7 year old Prince Albert resident, Marlene Darlene Bird, suffering from
life threatening injuries. She was transported to the Victoria Union Hospital by Parkland
Ambulance. She was stabilized and sent to the Royal University Hospital in critical
condition.
She is now currently in Edmonton at the University of Alberta Hospital recovering in
serious condition.
Bird was located by a citizen picking bottles who then flagged down another person who
called 911 .
The Criminal Investigation Division continues to follow leads and conduct interviews.
Police are requesting the Public' s assistance and would ask that anyone associated to Ms.
Bird or may have had contact with her recently, prior to June 1, 2014 at I 0:19am, come
forward with any information either by contacting the Prince Albert Police Service (306)
953-4222 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
#2014-14142
On May 30th, 2014 Prince Albert Police Service members responded to the scene of an
accident at 6th Avenue and 28th Street West where a van struck a parked school bus.
The investigation is ongoing and numerous charges are pending against a 16 year old
male.
The male's name will not be released due to his age.
Files of Interest
#2014-14256
On May 31,2014 at 4:27am Prince Albert Police Service patrol members were
dispatched to the 1300 block of 17th Street West for a weapons complaint.
Upon arrival to the area they located a 39 year old male victim who had been stabbed.
Parkland Ambulance attended and transported the victim to the Victoria Union Hospital
where he remains in stable condition. The victim told Police he had been at a house party
and left walking when he was approached by his assailants who were also at the house.
The victim was unable to provide a description of his attackers.
This matter is under investigation. Police do not believe the attack was random.
#2014-14289
On May 31,2014 at 8:20am Patrol members responded to the 1900 block of 14th Street
West for an Aggravated Assault complaint.
On arrival Police spoke to a 22 year old victim who said he had been walking home when
he was approached by two males who asked him for a cigarette. The victim was unable
to give them a smoke and was in turn attacked. One of the males struck the victim with a
2 X 4 then fled.
The victim was unable to provide any description of his assailants.
Parkland Ambulance attended and transported the victim to the Victoria Union Hospital
with non-life threatening injuries.
#2014-14208
On May 30, 2014 at 9:10pm members attended to a business in the 3800 block of 2nd
Avenue West for a complaint of a Break and Enter.
Sometime overnight suspects gained entrance to the business's locked compound and
stole gardening equipment.
This matter is currently under investigation.
#2014-14332
On May 31, 2014 at 5:32pm Patrol members attended to a business in the 500 block of
15th Street East for a Break and Enter complaint.
Sometime overnight suspects gained entrance to the business's locked compound and
stole two boat motors.
#2014-14429
On June 1, 2014 at I 2:14pm Patrol members attended to a residence in the 200 block of
26th Street west for a Break and Enter to a shed that had occurred sometime overnight.
An unknown suspect(s) cut the lock to a shed in the complainant's backyard and stole a
motorcycle. The bike is described as a 2007 KTM 450cc orange and black in color.
Anyone with information in relation to these incidents or any
Police Service (306) 953-4222 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222TIPS (84 77).
Sgt Brandon Mudry
Wanted by Police
Katie Lee
Partridge (Age 30)
Described as 5'4", 130 lbs, brown hair and brown eyes. Wanted by the Prince Albert Police
Service for Being Unlawfully at Large.
Edward Ernest Bear (Age 31}
Service for Assault Causing Bodily Harm.
Tyrone Jade Desbiens (Age 21}
Described as 6'2", 180 lbs, black hair and Hazel eyes. Wanted by the Prince Albert Police
Service for Assault.
Dorion Gean
Michel (Age 21}
Described as 5'8", 133 lbs, black hair and brown eyes. Wanted by the Prince Albert Police
Service for Breach of Conditional Sentence Order.
If you have information about these individuals, or any
unsolved crime in Prince Albert, contact Crime Stoppers at
1-800-222-TIPS or the Prince Albert Police Service at 306953-4222.
Crime Stoppers will pay a cash award up to $2,000 for
Information that leads to an arrest or case being cleared.
Crime Stoppers is a proven program that gets results. When
you call Crime Stoppers you don't have to give your name
and you won't have to appear In court.
Crime Stoppers is a community-based program operated in
conjunction with police. Its affairs are controlled by a
volunteer board.
S6V 3P4
Phone: (306) 953-4256
Fax: (306) 764-0011
II MEDIARELEASE II
Occurrence: Motor Vehicle Accident/Bylaw Reminder
Location:
Prince Albert
Date:
June 5, 2014
File #2014-14830
On June 4, 2014 at 5:00pm the Prince Albert Police Service was dispatched to the 600
block of 17th Street West for a motor vehicle accident.
On arrival, Police observed a truck that had struck two parked vehicles. All three
vehicles were damaged; two were towed away due to extensive damage. A 31 year old
male was apprehended and arrested as the driver responsible. There were no injuries.
As a result of the investigation, 31 year old, Randy Fleury has been charged with
Impaired Operation of a Motor Vehicle, Exceed .08, Assault Peace Officer and Failing to
Report an Accident.
32 year old, Lisa Fleury has been charged with Assaulting a Peace Officer.
Both have made their first court appearance this morning at Prince Albert Provincial
Court.
Bylaw Reminder
The Prince Albert Police Service Bylaw Unit would like to remind that public that it is
unlawful to use Recreational Facilities in the City of Prince Albert after hours.
Parks and Recreation Bylaw 6 of2004, Section 5(1)(c), states ''It shall be an offence
under this Bylaw if any person at any park or facility enters, uses, or is found therein,
without lawful excuse, at any time that same is closed to the public".
Prince Albert's public parks are closed between the hours of I 2:00am and 6:00am.
If found in contravention of this Bylaw one could face fines upwards of$335.00.
Sgt Brandon Mudry
S6V 3P4
Phone: (306) 953-4256
Fax: (306) 764-0011
II MEDIA RELEASE II
Occurrence: Aggravated Assault
Location:
Prince Albert
Date:
June 6, 2014
File #2014-14423
The Prince Albert Police Service is requesting PUBLIC assistance in accumulating video
surveillance footage.
On June 1, 2014 at 10: 19am the Prince Albert Police Service were dispatched to the 1200
A Prince Albert resident, 47 year old Marlene Darlene Bird was identified as the victim
of an Aggravated Assault.
Ms Bird continues to recover at the University of Alberta Hospital in Edmonton. She is
currently listed in stable condition.
Investigators continue to conduct interviews, review surveillance video and follow leads.
Police are asking any Person or Business in the downtown district of Prince Albert that
have video surveillance footage from June 1, 2014 between the hours of 12:00am and
10:00am contact the Prince Albert Police Service at (306) 953-4222.
Anyone with information in relation to this incident or any
Police Service (306) 953-4222 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222TIPS (8477).
Sgt Brandon Mudry
S6V 3P4
Phone: (306) 953-4256
Fax: (306) 764-0011
II MEDIARELEASE II
Occurrence: Weekend news release
Location:
Prince Albert
Date:
June 8, 2014
The Prince Albert Police Service responded to 194 calls for service between this past
Friday 5pm, and Sunday Noon.
During the weekend 32 total arrests occured. 16 arrested for intoxication, 9 arrested for
new charges, and 6 arrested for outstanding warrants.
Call break down as follows
-Friday night 66 calls
-Saturday 52 calls
-Saturday night 63 calls
-Sunday morning 13 calls.
Several calls were reported disturbances and intoxicated persons.
file of note
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-Saturday early morning, 061 Ohrs we received a complaint of a possible impaired driver
on 16th ave and 15th st west. The suspected impaired driver reportely drove reckless and
struck the vehicle operated by the complainant. The driver sped away and collided with
two other parked vehicles on 16th ave west. Extensive damage to all vehicles was a result
of the accident. The driver of the offending vehicle and lone occupant fled on foot. Police
searched the are with the aid of police dog Jagger. The driver was taken into custody by
patrol and later remanded in custody to appear in court for Monday morning. The 19 year
old Prince Albert man will appear on multiple driving offences, including impaired
operation, exceed .08, fail to remain at an accidentx2, and dangerous driving.
-Over the weekend separate occurances led to 3 drivers being charged with impaired
driving. Police thank the public for the awamess, and reports of impaired drivers.
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MEDIA RELEASE II
Location:
Prince Albert
Date:
June 9, 2014
The Prince Albert Police Service is reporting a steady weekend with 271 calls for service.
The calls patrol members responded to the most were intoxicated persons (39),
disturbances (38) and family disputes (19). There were 8 people arrested on outstanding
warrants, 10 people were arrested and are facing new charges. There were 2 people
remanded over the weekend and will have made their court appearance at Prince Albert
Provincial Court this morning.
Call breakdown
Friday- 66
Saturday - 115
Sunday-90
Updates
#2014-15148
On May 7, 2014 at 6:1Oam the Prince Albert Police Service received a complaint of a
suspected impaired driver on 16th ave and 15th St west. The vehicle was reportely driving
recklessly and struck the vehicle operated by the complainant. The driver sped away and
collided with two other parked vehicles on 16th ave west. Extensive damage to all
vehicles was a result of the accident. The driver of the offending vehicle and lone
occupant fled on foot. Police searched the are with the aid of police dog Jagger. The
driver was taken into custody by patrol and later remanded in custody to appear in court
for Monday morning.
A Prince Albert man, 19 year old Braden Herman, appeared this morning at Prince
Albert Provincial Court charged with multiple driving offences, including Impaired
Operation, Exceed .08, Fail to Remain at an Accident x2, and Dangerous Driving.
Reminder
The Police Service would like to remind the public that bike viewings are held every
Sunday at 2pm. Please park in the west parking lot of the Police station and walk along
the south side of the station.
Sgt Brandon Mudry
Wanted by Police
Samantha Courtney DANIELS (AGE 29)
Service for a Canada Wide Warrant for Escape Lawful Custody and Resist Arrest.
Eric Umpherville (Age 31)
Described as 5'11", 269 lbs, brown hair and hazel eyes. Wanted by the Prince Albert Police
Service for Breach of Conditional Sentence Order X 4.
Larson Lazar Ballantyne (Age 24)
Police Service for Being Unlawfully at Large.
Harry Joseph Desjarlais (Age 20}
Described as 5' , 119 1bs, black hair and brown eyes. Wanted by the Prince Albert Police Service
for Theft of Motor Vehicle, Breach of Recognizance and Fail to Attend Court.
If you have information about these individuals, or any unsolved crime In Prince Albert,
contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS or the Prince Albert Pollee Service at 306·953-4222.
Crime Stoppers will pay a cash award up to $2,000 for Information that leads to an arrest or
case being cleared. Crime Stoppers is a proven program that gets results. When you call
Crime Stoppers you don't have to give your name and you won't have to appear in court.
Crime Stoppers Is a community-based program operated in conjunction with police.
are controlled by a volunteer board.
Its affairs
S6V 3P4
Phone: (306) 953-4256
Fax: (306) 764-0011
II MEDIA RELEASE II
Occurrence: Law Enforcement Torch Run
Location:
Prince Albert
Date:
June 9, 2014
Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics
Please be advised of the annual Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics
taking place on Wednesday, June 11, beginning at 8:30am at City Hall.
All media are welcome and are invited to attend.
Runners from various law enforcement agencies and Special Olympic Athletes will be
running to numerous schools here in Prince Albert to show their thanks for the support
that the schools have shown towards the Law Enforcement Torch Run and ·Special
Olympics Athletes throughout this last school year.
The schools have had hot dog sales and all funds have gone directly to the Athletes here
in Prince Albert and Saskatchewan to assist with their training in Sport.
The Law Enforcement Torch Run has been active in Prince Albert and area since 1987.
Sgt Brandon Mudry
S6V 3P4
Phone: (306) 953-4256
Fax: (306) 764-0011
II MEDIA RELEASE II
Occurrence: Business Break and Enter
Location:
Prince Albert
Date:
June 11, 2014
File #2014-15519
On June 11, 2014 at 1:26am Prince Albert Police Service members responded to a
business in the 700 block of 15th Avenue East for a Break and Enter.
On arrival members noted severe damage to front of the building, Police were advised by
a witness that a truck had backed into the front of the building. The occupant of the truck
exited their vehicle and entered the store. Numerous brands of cigarettes were stolen and
the suspect fled in the truck.
The truck is believed to be a Chevrolet.
The male suspect has a moustache and goatee and at the time was wearing a hooded
sweater with a hat.
Police are requesting the Public's assistance in identifying the suspect in the photo.
Anyone with information in relation to this incident is asked to
contact the Prince Albert Police Service (306) 953-4222 or
Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
Sgt Brandon Mudry
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Joe Hargarave
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T. Co
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K. Sttienwand, Deputy Ch
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J. Da
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J. To
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APPROVAL OF
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Moved by Mayor G.. Dionne, AND
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Historical Case Unit – Missing Person – June Ann Johnson
Missing Persons – Prince Albert Police Service
Historical Case Unit – Missing Person – Norman James Halkett
Media Release – May 9, 2014 – Integrated Street Enforcement Team
Media Release – May 12, 2014 – Weekend Update
Wanted by Police – Daigneault; Pritchard; Pelly; Campbell
Historical Case Unit – Missing Person – Ernestine Kasyon
Historical Case Unit – Missing Person – Samuel Lachance
Media Release – May 14, 2014 – Public Safety Compliance Team
Media Release – May 14, 2014 – Homicide Update/Arrest
023.
Moved by S. Pitzel, AND RESOLVED:
That the Media Releases from April 28, 2014 to May 14, 2014 be received
as information and filed.
READING MINUTES:
1.
Minutes of the Board of Police Commissioners Meeting held April 28,
2014.
024.
Moved by S. Pitzel, AND RESOLVED:
That the Minutes of the Board of Police Commissioners Meeting held April
28, 2014, be taken as read and adopted; and, that the Vice-Chairperson
and Board Secretary be authorized to execute the minutes on behalf of
the Board of Police Commissioners.
CORRESPONDENCES:
2.
Correspondence from Canadian Association of Police Governance dated
May 7, 2014, regarding CAPG 25th Anniversary Conference. 025.
Moved by Councillor L. Atkinson , AND RESOLVED:
That the correspondence from Canadian Association of Police
Governance dated May 7, 2014, regarding CAPG 25th Anniversary
Conference be received as information and filed.
MAY 20, 2014
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REPORTS: N/A
DISCUSSION ITEMS: N/A
NEXT MEETING:
11:30 a.m.
Monday, June 16, 2014
Main Boardroom, City Hall
3.
Adjournment – 11:53 a.m.
026.
Moved by J. Hargrave, AND RESOLVED:
That this Board do now adjourn.
VICE-CHAIR
MAY 20, 2014
BOARD SECRETARY
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IJJcity of Prince Albert
REPORT APPROVAL FORM
I Date:
Report Title:
Prepared By:
2013 Annual Report
Troy Cooper, Chief of Police
Prepared For:
Board of Police Commissioners
June 9, 2014
Report Type:
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information purposes.
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department.
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of the Director of Financial Services.
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Director of Planning & Development Services
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REPORT
Report Title:
2013 Annual Report
Date:
June 9, 2014
Prepared By:
Prepared For: Board of Police Commissioners
RECOMMENDAT;QN(S):
That the Board receives this as information.
JUSTIF!CATION FOR INCAMERA:
n/a
BACKGROUND:
The Police Service provides an annual report at the conclusion of each year.
DISCUSSION:
The report contains our annual statistical data and some information about our
Service and our governance. It will be displayed on our web-site and forwarded
to our partner agencies.
OPTIONS:
1. The Board can receive this report as information.
2. The Board can ask that we report in some other format. This is not
1·ecommended as the annual report is intended to provide details about the
Service as well as annual statistical data.
FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS:
n/a
The report is published internally.
PUBUC NOTICE/COMMUNICATIONS:
STRA"!EGIC PLAN GOAL:
This agreement supports the Board's priority of improved communication.
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2013 Annual report
CONCLUSION:
The attached report is intended to provide statistical data and other information
about the operations of the Service for 2013.
Respe~tfully
Submitted,
Troy Cooper
Chief of Poli
MESSAGE FROM TtiiE Cf.IIEF OF POLICE
2013 was a productive and successful year for our Service. Our efforts to target the root causes of crime such
as drug and alcohol related offences resulted in reduced calls for service. Traffic safety was also a priority,
and our targeted initiatives throughout the year resulted in reported accidents reaching historic lows.
Our professional Bylaw Unit was expanded to include a year round presence in the downtown core. This
offers us an efficient way to enhance safety and the perception of safety for the many businesses and visitors to
our downtown. As a result, crime rates have dropped in this area more than any other area of the City.
For the third year in a row, 34% of the persons arrested by our Service were not from our community.
Because so many of our contacts involve people from the surrounding area it is important that we maintain a
regional presence. We are able to do this through our integrated operations with the Ministry of Social
Services, Corrections Services Canada and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. We also participate in
Community Mobilization Prince Albert (CMPA), an alliance of regional service providers. CMPA offers us a
preventative solution when families or individuals are at risk by applying a multi-agency and immediate
response. This collaboration of agencies has driven our success and is gathering national attention as a best
practice in community safety.
In addition to our partners I would like to take this opportunity to thank the many women and men of the
Prince Albert Police Service for their dedication and commitment to the City. I am proud of the officers,
dispatchers, record managers and support staff who help make the community a safer place.
Troy Cooper
Prince Albert Pollee Service Annual Report 2013
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS
The Board of Police Commissioners is the governing body of the Prince Albert Police Service and the vital
link between the community, City Council and our Service. The Board provides civilian governance,
functioning much as a board of directors. As a statutory body, the Board can look to The Police Act, 1990 to
determine the extent of its jurisdiction, power and duties.
The Board of Police Commissioners is the primary body for effective civilian governance of municipal
policing. Board members represent the community in the delivery of essential public service. The Board
consists ofthe Mayor, four (4) Citizens at Large and two (2) members of Council.
The mandate of the Board of Police Commissioners is to provide for the delivery of policing services within
the municipality, providing general direction, policy and priorities and developing long tenn plans for the
Prince Albert Police Service.
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AWARDS AND RECOGNITION
15 Year Service Award
S/Sgt. Jonathan Bergen
Sgt. Tadd Kellett
Sgt. Eric Tiessen
Sgt. Shawn Stubbs
Cst. Doug Hobson
Cst. Shawn Rowden
Cst. Dean Blane hard
S/Cst. Lynn Braaten
Helen Christensen
Christine Pradzynski
Heidi Lebel
Pamela Hayes
Inspector Jason Stonechild
Sgt. Curtis Halco
Clement Benrot
D/Chief Kelly Stienwand
Inspector Brian Bonkowski
Bonnie Logue
Brenda Stregger
Laureen 0 lsen
Retirees
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S/Sgt. Willian Chow
Sgt. Brent Kalinowski
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COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION
Since February 2011, the Police Service has been one (1) of eight (8) participating agencies in the strategic
alliance known as CMPA; the Hub and COR. This collaborative work with our partnering human service
agencies (born in PA) has contributed significantly to positive community outcomes and has played a major
role in hosting delegations from within and outside our province, leading to widespread recognition of 'the
Saskatchewan vision for community safety' across Canada and beyond.
The Hub, which meets twice weekly is about risk based prevention. Traditional prevention often referred to as
"primary prevention", tends to occur too far upstream. Although necessary, it often results in a reactive
response once something negative has already occurred. Historically, we haven't known how to go about
dealing with accumulating risk factors when they are occurring and before there is an incident leaving us to act
predominately in a responsive manner.
The Hub is a breakthrough! Bringing agencies together, creates an abundance of information that can be
conditionally shared for the purposes of providing new and timely ways to intervene or connect people to
services, reduce the risk factors and prevent bad things from happening.
The COR, a full time Team of designated sector specialists from participating agencies, supported by two
analysts, is a 'think tank' that examines systemic issues within the human service delivery systems. This is
achieved through experience, research, community engagement and communication. The goal is to provide
stakeholders and decision-makers with multi-agency insight into community trends, identified gaps and
promising opportunities for community wellness and public safety. The COR has currently identified a
number of opportunities and has moved those up line to government through Observation Papers and is
currently leading an Action Project within the community - A Call to Action, The Case for a Prince Albert and
Region Alcohol Strategy.
Moving forward, community mobilization is demonstrating value and impact. With the continued support of
the Government of Saskatchewan, championed by the Premier down through all of our collective systems with
ongoing funding; there is still much to learn and do as we move forward together.
CANINE
The Prince Albert Police Service Canine Unit has
been active since its inception in 1976. It started
with a single active Police Service Dog (PSD) and
grew to 3 active PSDs from 1977-1981. In 2009
the unit transitioned its training to Sgt Bergen and
began training in house at Prince Albert. At
present there are two active validated PSD within
our service.
PSD Jagger and handler Sgt
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in house trainer Sgt Bergen.
In December of 2013 PSD Daxa and handler Cst
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training. Both PSD Jagger and PSD Daxa are
general duty dogs trained in tracking, searching for
evidence and hidden people, apprehension as well
as drug detection. The Unit regularly conducts
inter-agency training with Canine units from
Saskatchewan Environment Resource Management
(SERM), Royal Canadian Mounted Police
(RCMP) as well as the Correctional Service of
Canada (CSC).
COMBINED FORCES SPECIAL ENFORCEMENT UNIT
Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit (CFSEU) is an integrated unit with a mandate to dismantle and
disrupt criminal organizations. CFSEU initiates investigations in and out of Saskatchewan, and have
jurisdiction Canada wide. The Prince Albert office consists of seven sworn Police officers (three municipal
and four RCMP members), as well as a civilian analyst. There are several units operating in Saskatchewan
which specialize in the areas of short and long term investigations. All CFSEUs work with the RCMP and
municipal police services on emergent criminal investigations and will often partner with other agencies to
effectively and efficiently respond to concerns related to organized crime.
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CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION DIVISION
The Criminal Investigations Division, commonly referred to as "CID", is responsible for monitoring High Risk
Offenders, Serious Habitual Offenders, 810 Recognizance and Investigating Historic Missing Person files. The
Division organizes, manages and investigates Major Cases such as homicides, serious assaults, robberies and
home invasions. On the proactive side, members monitor offender curfews and Court imposed conditions.
Members identify target high crime areas of the city and current criminal activities by developing strategic
plans and utilizing other specialized units to assist. These may include targeting certain areas in the city for a
rash of break and enters, vehicle thefts, theft from motor vehicles or enforcing traffic or alcohol related
infractions. The Criminal Investigations Division is a team orientated atmosphere as many of the major files
and occurrences involve other outside agencies which include but are not limited to : Crown Prosecutors,
Probation Services, Parole, several correctional facilities and other government agencies. The overall goal of
the Criminal Investigations Division is to solve crime, prevent crime and reduce crime.
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The Prince Albert Police Service Identification Section currently has 2 sworn members. The officers are
trained in photography, forensics, exhibit processing and crime scene management. At all crime scenes they
are responsible to process forensic evidence with the assistance of powders, chemicals and other forensic tools.
Up to date techniques for obtaining DNA are used and all relevant exhibits are seized for further examination
and investigation. Working closely with the National Forensics Labs forensic evidence is analyzed and
compared to national Data banks. When a match is made our Police Service is notified with the identity of the
offender. If an offender is not immediately identified, the forensic evidence (ie. DNNFingerprints) is
retained for future comparisons.
Forensic Identification members are also responsible to provide court
packages for the purposes of presenting forensic evidence in criminal proceedings. Their work in the past year
has assisted in the convictions of accused on B&E's, homicides, sexual assaults, assaults and impaired drivers.
Identification officers are trained to a national standard and an essential part ofthe PAPS family.
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INTEGRATED STREET ENFORCEMENT TEAM
Prince Albert Integrated Street Team (PA I SET) is an integrated unit that focuses on gang members, fJiearms,
and street level drug trafficking. PA ISET consists of one RCMP Sergeant, three RCMP constables and three
PA City Police Constables. In addition to enforcement in the city of Prince Albert, PA !SET also assists
RCMP detachments in the North Saskatchewan region. PA ISET have been involved in numerous successful
investigations with regards to illegal activity which have led to significant sentences of offenders.
CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE UNIT
The Criminal Intelligence Unit gathers information/intelligence that will reveal the existence of organized
crime or other criminal activities, identify the members and associates of those groups and establish their
criminal activities, internal administration, movements, sources of income and vulnerability. To document and
disseminate information/intelligence gathered to the appropriate units, sections or agencies for their
information and investigation.
GOALS
•
Assist members of the Prince Albert Police Service, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and Correctional
Services Canada in gathering information/intelligence on specific targets/groups using investigational
methods, surveillance techniques and technical assistance.
•
Maintain an Integrated Intelligence Unit with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Prince Albert Police
Service, and Correctional Services Canada
•
Disseminate information and intelligence to the appropriate Agency, Unit, Section, on an ongoing basis.
•
To provide intelligence support to the Criminal Intelligence Service Saskatchewan and R.C.M.P.
Division Criminal Analytical Section criminal analysts.
PATROL
In the majority of incidents that the Prince Albert Police Service responds to, our patrol division is the primary
response. As such, PAPS patrol members are highly trained professionals who are expected to work
legislation such as the Criminal Code of Canada, Provincial and Municipal statutes and common law. In
addition members are expected to act within their authorities and in a manner that respects all laws and
community expectations.
The primary responsibility for patrol is call response, particularly emergent calls where there are personal or
public safety concerns. Patrol members are also expected to proactively address matters of public safety,
criminal activity and general social disorder.
In Prince Albert we attended to approximately 37,000 calls for service in 2013. Upon attendance a member is
required to report on any incident explaining the circumstances and actions taken. Patrol members also have
general contacts with our public in relation to calls for service through traffic enforcement, proactive initiatives
and general community contacts.
Our patrol division is constructed with four platoons, comprised of 44 members working 12 hour shifts. This
shifting allows for 24/7 coverage. This is important to provide timely responses to calls that are emergent,
allowing our members to respond in minutes to any need for police, anywhere in our city, any time of the year.
The men and women assigned to Patrol are proud to serve the citizens of Prince Albert.
TRAFFIC
The Prince Albert Police Traffic Division is comprised of several
highly trained officers who conduct specialized investigations and
are expected to carry forth important initiatives that are priorities
for our Service.
The primary specialized investigation would be "Accident
Reconstruction". This skill requires highly trained police officers
who have undergone extensive training for collision
reconstruction. This type of investigation is initiated for any and
all fatal motor vehicle accidents, collisions with serious injury or
substantial financial loss.
The primary function for our traffic division is high visibility
initiatives. When police are visible crime is depressed. Our
traffic members greatly contribute to the high visibility priority for
our service by conducting traffic enforcement daily. There are
high expectations for traffic members as high visibility initiatives
not only reduce crime - they make our roadways safer for the
citizens of Prince Albert.
Currently there is one Sergeant and four Constables assigned to
our Traffic Section.
COMMUNICATION OPERATORS
Communication Operators are the public's
frrst contact with the police service.
Communication Operators are highly trained
and are qualified to a National standard.
They are trained with skills of both call
taking and dispatching and are trained to
react calmly and effectively in emergency
situations.
The Communication Center is an extremely
busy call center that handles all police
emergency and non-emergency calls for
service, police inquires, and police
administration calls.
Our Civilian section continues to work tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure officer safety
and dedication to public service to our citizens.
35,000
30,000
25,000
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20,000
• Year2012
• Year2013
15,000
10,000
5,000
0
Calls for Service
Dispatched Calls
9-1-1 Calls
POLICE RECORDS MANAGEMENT CONTROLLERS
Police Records Management Controllers jill~ • """"~-....· -~
process charge information and produce a
court package for our Crown Prosecutor.
Court documents are entered into our ~~~•.,
Canadian Police Information Center
terminal. The Canadian Police Information
Center (CPIC) is a complex computer
network that police officers across the
country can access. Records staff are also
responsible for maintaining details on
warrants, court documents, missing persons,
stolen vehicles, and other items of stolen or
lost property.
The civilian staff continues to volunteer in
numerous community programs. In 2013 we
were a huge part of the Law Enforcement
Torch Run and our annual Shop with a Cop.
Our staff was proud to contribute to these
special events.
To increase public awareness on the value of Civilian Support with the Police Service we participated in many
job fairs. This was a great opportunity to show the importance of our profession and how we contribute
behind the scenes to ensure officer safety and our dedication to public service to our citizens.
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7105
7000
6000
• vear2011
• vear2012
• vear2013
3000
2000
1000
291
191
220
222
178
225
.~
0
Char es
Stolen Vehicles
Missing Persons
OPERATION RED NOSE
Operation Rednose hosted by the Prince Albert Lions Club was a huge success for 2013 according to
organizers. There were a approximately 30 volunteers involved in the program. The service provided safe rides
home during the holiday season. The mission was to encourage responsible behavior and reduce the numbers
of possibly impaired drivers on our roadways. Organizers report there were 192 rides which meant 282 people
were provided with a safe confidential chauffeured ride home. The Prince Albert Police Service participated
by providing free criminal record checks on all of the volunteers and verifying drivers licences of the volunteer
chauffeurs. All proceeds from the program were distributed to local organizations dedicated to youth.
TIM HORTON'S CAMP DAY
. Administrators from the Prince Albert Police
Service worked at a local Tim Hortons in support
of Tim Horton's Camp Day. All money received
fot· coffee sales on this day was donated to the Tim
Horton Children's Foundation.
Prince Albert Pollee SeTVice Annual Report 2013
I
IN SUPPORT
On February 7, 2014 members of the Prince Albert Police Service shaved their heads to show support for a
member's child who was going through Cancer treatments.
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
SASK 911
Prince Albert was proud to host the National Telecommunication Education Day & Awards Banquet in April
2013. National Telecommunications Week is an event in which we come together as a group of individuals to
celebrate our profession. It is our time to recognize and reward ourselves, our colleagues, and gives us the
opportunity to educate and network in hopes that we can better serve the needs of our communities. During
the event the Prince Albert Police Service Telecommunicators were recognized for their nomination for the
Sask911 Public Safety Excellence in Team Work.
I
K9 COPS FOR KIDS
The program is a provincial initiative that bring police canine
handlers with working dogs, and puppies into the children
hospitals around the province during the Christmas season. The
initiative started in Prince Albert in 2012 with the goal to visit
children that required medical admittance over the holiday season.
The children received a stuffed puppy that represents working
police dogs, and a fury, friendly visit. The K9 Cops for Kids
program is a joint initiative that includes multiple enforcement
agencies around the province (including Canine from "F" Division
RCMP, Saskatoon PS, Moose Jaw PS, Saskatchewan Environment, Prince Albert PS and Saskatchewan Federal Institute
Handlers.
SF.IOP WITB A COP
Shop with a Cop is a program that the Prince
Albert Police Service has been practicing for four
years. This idea was established by the St Paul
Police Department in Minnesota, USA. They
created the program in 2000. Sgt Gwen Kennedy, a
retired member from the Prince Albert Police
Service implemented the program here in Prince
Albert. The purpose of the event is to foster
positive relationships between youth and officers.
Young kids, K - 6th grade are selected each year
during the end-of-the-year holiday season to shop
at one of the local area stores to purchase gifts for
members oftheir immediate family.
Each child is given a $100 gift card. Approximately 1-2 children are assigned to each police officer, who then
escorts them around the store and assists in selecting appropriate gifts for each family member. The children
are told, and understand, that the money is not for personal use and must only be spent on members of their
family. After shopping, the children will eat lunch and continue to get to know the police officers. We have on
average 25 students that partake from our local community schools. Funds for the event have been donated
from Prince Albert Crime Stoppers and Prince Albert Victim Services. Prince Albert Northern Bus Lines
provide the bus and driver at no cost. This is an excellent opportunity for police to interact with our youth on a
positive note.
VICTIM SERVICES
The Victim Services Unit has greatly appreciated the kind and compassionate donations of comfort quilts from
the Prince Albert Quilters Guild for many years. The skillful talents of guild members contributions has
assisted many families in need.
FINANCIAL
2013 Operating Budget Breakdown
•
•
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•
•
•
•
•
•
City Managet't [$1~37,570,00) (1,19%)
Community Sen~kes [$11,110.000.00) (10.72'!E.)
Corporate San~im [$2,111,700,00) (2,04%)
Economic Development a Planning [$3,721,510.00) (.).59'16)
E1temal Agenda~ [$7,594,310,00] Q,33<)E.)
Financ~l Servkes ($3,9&0,440.00) (.).82%)
F"n Hmervencv Servbs [$$.417,030.00) (S.19'!6)
General Government [$23,447,840.00) (22,S3'M>)
Pollee Services [$17.582,190.00) (16.97%)
Public Wotks [$26,445,350.00) (25.52'16)
m
$1,074,670.00
• Salaries Wages and Benefits
• Contracted and General Services
• Financial Charges
• Grants and Donations
• Utilities
• Interest on Long Term Debt
• Fleet Expenses
• Maintenance Materials and Supplies
Insurance
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STATISTICAL f.IIGftLIGf.ITS
1
-
2012
2013
'/,Change
2
2
84
485
5
70
0.0%
-1 .2%
4.8%
400.0%
-18.6%
1
218
100
1942
395
0
27.5%
20.5%
-12.9%
-32.5%
-100.0%
86
22
95
2529
2529
633.3%
10.5%
0.0%
85
71
0
103
358
255
26
20
-28.6%
-23.1%
Traffic Violations
'Information Offences
1127
1150
2.0%
Information Offence&
2182
2265
3 .8 °.4
-2.3%
Cnmes A ainsl Per:;o o1
VIolation Causing Death
Sexual Assaults
Assaults
Abduction
Robbery
85
463
1
86
Theft of Motor Vehicle
Fraud
Other Property Offences
Break And Enter
171
83
2230
585
Others
Other Criminal Code
-
27
3
Prostitution
Weapon Charge&
Other Crtmlnal Code
Controlled Druqs and Substances
Possess Drugs
Traffic Drugs
Other Federal Statute
Provincial Statute Violations
Traffic Violations
86
1
389
21 .2°.4
21.1%
100.0%
2013 General Occurrences
2010 to 2013 Calls for
Controlled Drugs &
Substilllces
Service Trend
1.8%
Crimes Against
Property
25.5%
Other Federal
S~Me Viola~ons
2.4"
Provincial Statute
Violations
0.2"
38000
37000
36000
35000
34000
33000
32000
2010
Traffic Violations
11.1%
2011
2012
2013
Crimes
Person
8.0%
lr~t~ri'IIJ!Ii<111
Offences
25.6%
li'tcity
of Prince Albert
REPORT APPROVAL FORM
Report Title:
Date:
intersection at 1oth Avenue
and 28th Street East
Prepared By:
Prepared For:
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June 3, 2014
Report Type:
Routine
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Financial
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Matters that are routine in nature or are being provided for
information purposes.
Matters that require the concurrence of more than one
department.
Matters that have financial implications require the approval
of the Director of Financial Services.
Approval Required By:
City Manager
fi(]
Director of Financial Services
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Director of Public Works
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Director of Community Services
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Director of Planning & Development Services
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Director of Fire & Emergency Services
0
Director of Corporate Services
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City Solicitor
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Chief of Police
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REPORT
Report Title:
intersection at 10th Avenue
and 28m Street East
Date:
June 3, 2014
Prepared By: Troy Cooper, Chief of Police
Prepared For: £,teC&-A--hve. ~·.ike..
RECOMMENDATION(S):
That council receive this report as information.
JUSTIFICATION FOR INCAMERA:
n/a
BACKGROUND:
On May 12th, City Council requested that the Police Service forward a report for
consideration regarding the number of collisions that have occurred at the
corner of 28th Street and 101h Avenue West.
DISCUSSION:
The attached table (Table 1) contains all of the police cans to accidents at that
location since 2009.
There are 5 accidents reported at the intersection, none with a resulting injury.
The most common cause of the accident is speed combined with road
conditions. The physical design of the roadway requires slow speed turns and
some of the accidents involved people unfamiliar with the City or inexperienced
drivers.
During this same time frame our office has seized 5 vehicles at the intersection
as a result of traffic enforcement. Vehicles were all seized from disqualified
drivers following a traffic stop for speeding.
Alcohol was not a contributing factor in any of the accidents.
2
OPTIONS:
1. Council can receive this report as information.
2. Council can request additional data on each reported accident. This is not
recommended as some data is private and the summary is sufficient for
planning.
3. Council can request a Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
(CPTD) report. This is not recommended as there are relatively few
incidents over the course of five years.
STRATEGIC PLAN GOAL:
This report supports the Board's priority of improved communication.
CONCLUSION:
There are relatively few accidents at this location. Most accidents are the result
of speed combined with road conditions or road design.
TABLE 1
Date
2009-Nov
File f#
35951
Report Format
WA UNDER $1000
2010.Feb
3200 MVA UNDER $1000
2011-A_Qr
9902
MVA OVER $1000
2013-May
13537 MVA OVER $1000
2013- Oct
30583
WA OVER $1000
Description
Single Vehicle Accident
No Injuries
No Injuries
No Injuries
2 Vehide Accident (faulty
brakes) No injuries
No Injuries
Troy Cooper
Chief of Police
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