Further to S/Sgt.GEORGE’s release from Sunday, Prince Albert Police responded to 301 calls for service from Friday at 7:00pm to Monday morning at 7:00am. 45 persons were arrested, 17 of those for public intoxication, and 4 people were taken to the Brief Detoxification Center.

 

Friday night: 80 calls

Saturday day: 55 calls

Saturday night: 72 calls

Sunday day: 59 calls

Sunday night: 35 calls

 

The majority of calls for service over the weekend were for disturbances, intoxicated persons and evictions.

 

The 19-year old female from Pelican Lake, Saskatchewan, arrested in the Hit and Run death of 21-year old Daniel CARTER, is scheduled to make a Court appearance tomorrow (September 29^th) at 1:30pm in Prince Albert Provincial Court. She was released from custody on Saturday September 25^th on an Undertaking. She will be facing Criminal Code charges of Failing to Remain at The Scene of an Accident, and Criminal Negligence Causing Death.

 

No further details will be released at this time. This investigation is continuing.

 

The PA Police Service would like to remind all bicycle owners to take a moment to record the serial numbers of their bicycles. Often the serial number is recorded as a part of the sales transaction, but those documents are either difficult to find, or they become misplaced. Serial numbers are crucial to having your property returned, and to proving charges of theft or possession of stolen property against offenders.

 

Please take a moment to record the serial numbers of any bicycle that you or your family own, keep them in a safe place, and remember to use and store your bicycles safely.

 

Viewing of bicycles seized by police is available Sunday afternoons at 2:00pm at the Prince Albert Police Service Headquarters building at 45-15^th Street West. Please come to the front doors, and arrange to view the bicycles with a police member. Remember to bring proof of ownership, or the investigative file number you were given when you reported your bike stolen to allow you to claim it.

 

 

Citizens continue to be victimized by criminals seeking easier targets. Unlocked vehicles houses, shed and garages are sought by these people. Valuables that are in plain view, and non-secured and easily carried items (bicycles, chain saws, tools, etc.) are also targeted. Please take a few moments to secure your items and lessen the chances of becoming a victim.

 

Prince Albert Crimestoppers pays cash rewards for information that leads to the arrest of any person involved in crime in our community. If you have information that could lead to an arrest, and want to remain anonymous, call Crimestoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS. That’s 1-800-222-TIPS, 24-hours a day, 7-days a week.

 

HAVE A SAFE WEEK !