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At approximately 11:35am today, Charlottetown Police Services responded to a report of male who allegedly threatened a g...
06/05/2026

At approximately 11:35am today, Charlottetown Police Services responded to a report of male who allegedly threatened a group of youths with a firearm near the Queen Parkade.

Through eWatch, the support of CPS dispatchers, and the quick response of officers, the suspect was identified, located and apprehended on Kent Street within minutes. Officers were able to mitigate the high-risk incident and arrest a 19-year-old male without incident. During the arrest, police located and seized an imitation firearm.

The investigation remains ongoing, however the 19-year-old male has been charged with the following offences:

⚫ Possession of a weapon for dangerous purposes (s. 88 CCC)
⚫ Assault causing bodily harm (s. 267 CCC)
⚫ Assault with a weapon (s. 267 CCC)
⚫ Uttering threats (s. 264 CCC)
⚫ Carrying a concealed weapon (s. 90 CCC)
⚫ Use of an imitation firearm (s. 85 CCC)
⚫ Failure to comply with probation order (s. 733 CCC) – three counts

He was also charged with theft (s. 334 CCC) and failure to comply with probation order (s. 733 CCC) on a separate matter.

The 19-year-old is currently being held in custody with a remand hearing scheduled for June 6, 2026.

File No. 2026-768282

Get ready for the Atlantic 911 Ride happening in PEI this weekend! Kicking off right here in Charlottetown, this incredi...
06/05/2026

Get ready for the Atlantic 911 Ride happening in PEI this weekend!

Kicking off right here in Charlottetown, this incredible two-day event brings together first responders and civilians from across the Maritimes. This year's ride will feature more than 70 civilian motorcycles, 12 police motorcycles and 25 emergency vehicles.

Residents are invited to show their support and cheer on the riders along the route. It's a powerful way to come together, honour fallen first responders and support their families.

Here's a glimpse of what's in store: https://youtu.be/0uX2gRE79_w?si=iiKUHexb64Vx0Icn

For route information, visit check out: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1bDyFVxzuK/

Protect Your Bike - Lock It Before You Leave It 🔒🚲As more people take to the streets and trails to enjoy cycling, Charlo...
06/05/2026

Protect Your Bike - Lock It Before You Leave It 🔒🚲

As more people take to the streets and trails to enjoy cycling, Charlottetown Police Services is reminding residents about how to protect their bike from theft. Bike thefts can happen quickly, often in broad daylight and in busy areas.

Here are some tips on how to lock and protect your bike:

🔵 Always lock your bike. Never leave your bike unlocked or unattended even if you’re only leaving it unattended for a few minutes.
🔵 Use a high-quality U-lock or heavy-duty chain lock. Lock at least one wheel and the frame to a fixed object.
🔵 Make sure you have a photo of your bike and the serial number.
🔵 Add a tracking device to your bike.
🔵 Lock and store your bicycle indoors – do not leave it unattended on the vehicle car rack for an extended period of time.

Residents can also register their bike with the Charlottetown Police Services. In the event that your bike is stolen, it can easily and quickly be identified and returned to you.

To register your bike, visit: www.charlottetownpolice.com/bike-registration

Charlottetown Police Services continue to seek the public’s assistance in locating 53-year-old Robert Dwayne Kelly, who ...
05/27/2026

Charlottetown Police Services continue to seek the public’s assistance in locating 53-year-old Robert Dwayne Kelly, who has been missing from Hillsborough Hospital since May 6, 2026. The investigation remains ongoing as police are concerned about his well-being and are actively working to locate him.

Although Kelly has had previous interactions with police and the justice system, when reported to police there was no indication he intends to harm anyone or is at risk of harming himself. CPS is urging anyone who sees Kelly not to approach him, and to contact police immediately.

Please be advised that his appearance may have changed since this photo was taken. He may have altered facial hair, hair or clothing style in an effort to avoid detection.

Anyone with information about his possible whereabouts is asked to contact Charlottetown Police Services at (902) 629-4064 or contact PEI Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).

File No. 2026-000665

Mental health awareness and resiliency is a priority for our officers and civilian staff. Mental wellness helps strength...
05/27/2026

Mental health awareness and resiliency is a priority for our officers and civilian staff. Mental wellness helps strengthen not only our emergency services, but the entire community we serve.

We are thrilled that next week, from June 2 to 3, more than 400 delegates, along with keynote speaker Dr. Hayley Wickenheiser, will be coming together right here in Charlottetown for the 2026 First Responders Mental Health Conference. The conference brings together first responders and related partners from across the region to learn, connect and support one another. Participants will engage in important conversations, training and research-focused learning surrounding mental health and wellness.

Thank you to the organizers, speakers and delegates for helping create a healthy and supportive environment for our first responders.

We look forward to welcoming you to City of Charlottetown, PE!

To learn more, visit: https://acfrmh.ca/

It’s National Police Week and we want to recognize and thank our officers, civilian staff and policing partners for thei...
05/10/2026

It’s National Police Week and we want to recognize and thank our officers, civilian staff and policing partners for their professionalism, compassion and commitment to public service.

Thank you for all that you do each and every day. We appreciate you and your commitment to serve.

Let’s continue to work together to create a safer community for everyone.

Statement from Interim Police Chief Sean Coombs regarding SiRT File 2025-0119:The Serious Incident Response Team (SiRT) ...
05/07/2026

Statement from Interim Police Chief Sean Coombs regarding SiRT File 2025-0119:

The Serious Incident Response Team (SiRT) has completed its investigation into the death of an adult male on October 15, 2025, concluding that officers acted lawfully during their interaction with him and that there is no evidence of criminality.

“It’s important to recognize this was a tragic event for the male and his family, along with the involved officers and support staff. This type of incident is deeply serious and impacts not only the individual’s loved ones, but also our officers and dispatchers, and our community.

We appreciate the work of the investigators and the important role they play. From the outset, our department fully cooperated with the investigation, and we are pleased to see its conclusion. We are satisfied the investigation confirms our view of the incident in that our officers acted appropriately and within their legal duties.

We deal with people in crisis every day and the interactions are overwhelming stabilized, and resolved without issue or incident. With that, I want to also express my appreciation for the officers involved and acknowledge the professionalism and accountability they have demonstrated throughout this process.

As this matter has now concluded, no further information will be released.”

Today is McHappy Day and you may have seen some of our officers behind the counter, at the drive thru window, or making ...
05/06/2026

Today is McHappy Day and you may have seen some of our officers behind the counter, at the drive thru window, or making french fries at McDonald's on University Avenue.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by and helped make the day a success. Every order helps makes a difference and supports families in our community.

There were lots of smiles and it was of course lots of fun!

On April 24, 2026, Charlottetown Police Services Street Crime Unit executed a targeted traffic stop on a vehicle in a bu...
05/05/2026

On April 24, 2026, Charlottetown Police Services Street Crime Unit executed a targeted traffic stop on a vehicle in a business parking lot. Two individuals were arrested and charged with possession (of co***ne) for the purpose of trafficking.

As part of the investigation, officers executed search warrants on their vehicle and residence and seized a quantity of co***ne, drug processing and packaging materials, several cell phones and bear spray.

The 46-year-old male and 36-year-old female have all been charged with possession (of co***ne) for the purpose of trafficking – CDSA 5(2).

Both were released on conditions and will appear in court at a later date.

Anyone with information about illegal drug activity is asked to contact Charlottetown Police Services at (902) 629-4172 or contact PEI Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or peicrimestoppers.com.

File No. 2026-424112

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