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Statement from Interim Chief Darren MacDougall regarding the Byron Carr Case: Charlottetown Police Services (CPS) acknow...
10/13/2026

Statement from Interim Chief Darren MacDougall regarding the Byron Carr Case:

Charlottetown Police Services (CPS) acknowledges the court’s decision to withdraw all charges against Todd Joseph Gallant and recognizes the seriousness of the concerns identified.

We would like to thank the Crown Attorney’s Office for their work on this file. The proper collection, documentation, and preservation of evidence are fundamental responsibilities in any criminal investigation and are essential to maintaining public confidence in the justice system.

CPS personnel and operational policies have significantly changed since this case was first opened in 1988. And although investigative practices, technology and evidence management procedures have evolved considerably, this does not diminish the seriousness of the identified issues.

Our thoughts are with the victim’s family and loved ones, who have waited decades for this matter to be resolved. We recognize how difficult and disappointing this outcome is for them and for our entire community.

CPS will continue to reflect on this outcome and is committed to strengthening our internal processes. In the meantime, we want to reassure the public that our current evidence management systems, policies and procedures reflect the importance of safeguarding the integrity of evidence.

We remain committed to strengthening trust, transparency and accountability with our community.

As follow up to the initial session that took place on January 12, Charlottetown Police Services and the Canadian Race R...
10/10/2026

As follow up to the initial session that took place on January 12, Charlottetown Police Services and the Canadian Race Relations Foundation is hosting a second session as part of the Hate Crime training program. This training is designed to build on the work that is currently underway and increase the department’s capacity to investigate allegations of hate crime and support victims. Police officers, along with civilian staff, which includes dispatchers, will be taking part in this training starting next week.

Part of this training is hearing from our community. Your experiences, ideas, and questions are important to us. Everyone is welcome to join the conversation.

Residents and community members are invited to attend the following session:

Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2026
Time: 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Location: 49 Water Street, Charlottetown
Immigrant and Refugee Services Association PEI

The community session will focus on how to recognize and report hate crimes and incidents; community resources and support; and strategies to build a safer, more inclusive community.

To learn more about the Canadian Race Relations Foundation and its resources, visit: https://crrf-fcrr.ca/.

This Thanksgiving weekend, CPS is joining police services across the country to support Operation Impact - a national pu...
10/09/2026

This Thanksgiving weekend, CPS is joining police services across the country to support Operation Impact - a national public awareness and traffic enforcement campaign focused on reducing preventable collisions, injuries, and deaths on roads.

Operation Impact is a reminder that the decisions we make on the road matter.

Through education, enforcement, and public awareness, participating police services are working together to help ensure everyone reaches their destination safely.

Let’s work together to help everyone get home safely. Safe roads start with smarter choices.

Safety is in YOUR hands.

UPDATE: the road has been cleared. Thank you for your patience. ———————-CPS is currently on scene on Upton Road between ...
10/05/2026

UPDATE: the road has been cleared. Thank you for your patience.

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CPS is currently on scene on Upton Road between the Bypass and Trans Canada Highway (Capital Drive) due to a broken down semi truck. Traffic in the area is extra heavy.

Please avoid the area, and if possible, take alternate routes.

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09/30/2026

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At approximately 2:20 a.m. on September 26, an officer from Charlottetown Police Services General Patrol Unit witnessed ...
09/29/2026

At approximately 2:20 a.m. on September 26, an officer from Charlottetown Police Services General Patrol Unit witnessed a vehicle traveling the wrong way on Kent Street. The officer initiated a traffic stop, and the 24-year-old male was charged with impaired driving after failing the breath tests.

File No. 2026-1420027

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At approximately 7:20 p.m. on September 26, Charlottetown Police Services received a report of a suspected impaired driver who was seen swerving and driving erratically. An officer from the General Patrol Unit located the vehicle nearby and conducted a traffic stop on Brighton Road.

The officer observed signs of impairment were confirmed by breath samples that came back at more than twice the legal limit. The 36-year-old male was charged with impaired driving.

File No. 2026-1423448

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All individuals charged have been released from custody and will appear in court at a later date.

Impaired driving is not an accident; it’s a choice that can have devastating consequences.

If you suspect that someone is driving impaired, don’t ignore it, call 9-1-1.

09/29/2026

This past weekend, we had a blast at the 3rd annual Trucks for Kids event in support of BGC Charlottetown!

Lots of friends stopped by to climb into one of our cruisers, meet an officer, and learn about the work we do to help keep our community safe.

A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by to see us. And a special thank you to the organizers and volunteers for hosting such a wonderful community event.

On Police and Peace Officers’ National Memorial Day (September 27), CPS joined Canadians in honouring police and peace o...
09/28/2026

On Police and Peace Officers’ National Memorial Day (September 27), CPS joined Canadians in honouring police and peace officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty and pay tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to their communities.

In Summerside, CPS Chaplin Scott MacIsaac attended the PEI ceremony and read the Peace Officers’ Prayer. In Ottawa, CPS was represented by four officers who joined colleagues from across the country at the Canadian Police And Peace Officers' Memorial Service.

Together, we honour their service, courage and sacrifice. Together, we carry their memory forward.

At approximately 8:45 p.m. on September 21, East Hants District RCMP contacted CPS to assist with locating and arresting...
09/25/2026

At approximately 8:45 p.m. on September 21, East Hants District RCMP contacted CPS to assist with locating and arresting 43-year-old Craig Pike who had an active warrant for failing to comply with a release order (s. 145 CCC).

Due to the nature of the originating charges by Amherst Police Department, several units were quickly deployed including General Patrol, Tactical Response and Street Crime. With support from the Telecoms Unit, the offender was located by the responding units and tracked via eWatch and ALPR cameras.

At approximately 12:30 a.m., Pike was arrested without incident at a hotel in Brackley.

He was remanded into custody and transported to Nova Scotia by the RCMP.

File No. 2026-1397195

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