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By paNOW Staff

warrant roundup

Proactive Policing Unit focused on addressing reoccurring crime trends

Jul 11, 2024 | 12:00 PM

Members of the Prince Albert Police Service Proactive Policing Unit (PPU) were corralling criminals in what they called a warrant round-up.

Between May 29 and June 29, members conducted a warrant suppression operation within the city. With help from a criminal analyst, members attended multiple residences in an effort to locate and apprehend the offenders on their outstanding warrants. The warrants ranged between Criminal Code violations like sexual assault and robbery, to warrants for the Traffic Safety Act and Alcohol and Gaming Regulations Act offences.

The PPU executed 143 warrants during the operation and arrested 49 people. The Crime Reduction Team analyst and the Information Management staff ensured all the disclosure needed for each arrested person to appear in court was completed.

In a press release, the police service said it consistently explores crime reduction strategies for known offenders that can positively address the root cause of crime in the area. It said focused efforts in directing resources to target criminal activities and holding individuals accountable, advances the strategic direction of the police service by enhancing public safety.

The Prince Albert Police Service Proactive Policing Unit is made up of a Sergeant and three Constables and is responsible to create and initiate focused enforcement initiatives to address reoccurring crime trends.

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“Our primary focus remains on ensuring the safety and well-being of our community. The recent warrant suppression operation conducted by our Proactive Policing Unit highlights our unwavering commitment to this goal. By targeting and apprehending individuals with outstanding warrants, we are actively working to reduce crime and enhance public safety within the City of Prince Albert. I commend the dedicated efforts of our officers and support staff, whose hard work and determination are crucial in maintaining the safety of our community.” Chief of Police Patrick Nogier.

If you have information regarding the whereabouts of a person you believe has outstanding warrants for their arrest, you are asked to call the Prince Albert Police Service at 306-953-4222. If you want to remain anonymous, you can contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS), online at www.P3Tips.com.

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