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7 people fined $1,000 each in connection with Charlottetown gathering Charlottetown police issued tickets to seven people in the early hours of Sunday morning, in connection with a gathering they say exceeded pandemic public health guidelines. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: May 10, 2021 3:00 PM AT | Last Updated: May 10 Charlottetown police received a complaint shortly after midnight, according to a news release.(Tom Steepe/CBC) Charlottetown police issued $1,000 tickets to seven people in the early hours of Sunday morning, in connection with a gathering they say exceeded COVID-19 pande...

25-year-old Charlottetown man arrested after Walmart robbery Police say two women were walking past the garden centre at Walmart last Saturday afternoon when a man started assaulting one of them and stole her backpack. Social Sharing CBC News · A 25-year old Charlottetown man is facing charges after a recent robbery outside Walmart. Police say two women were walking past the garden centre at Walmart last Saturday afternoon when a man started assaulting one of them and stole her backpack. Tips from the public and a forensics unit helped with the investigation, Charlottetown Deputy Chief ...

Trucker fined $1K after leaving vehicle and going for drive with friend, police say The driver of a tractor trailer was issued a $1,000 ticket Monday for violating the Public Health Act, Charlottetown police say. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Apr 27, 2021 4:00 PM AT | Last Updated: April 27 Truck drivers arriving from off-Island are required to remain in their vehicles while making deliveries, police say.(Shane Hennessey/CBC) The driver of a tractor trailer was issued a $1,000 ticket Monday for violating Prince Edward Island's Public Health Act, Charlottetown police say. They said th...

"I think all indications are that the fire was purposely set. Although it is still under investigation we can certainly determine that it was highly suspicious," said Deputy Chief Brad MacConnell, adding no one has been charged at this point. "The investigation is still ongoing at this time," said Kent Mitchell, Charlottetown fire inspector. "We finished the on-scene part of the investigation this morning. So, there is going to be questioning and interviewing of eye witnesses, that type of thing, ongoing for the next day or two." Charlottetown Deputy Chief Brad MacConnell says there is a lot ...

Both RCMP and Charlottetown police say they're seeing an increase in fraud and telephone scam complaints. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Feb 19, 2021 6:00 AM AT | Last Updated: February 19 Staff-Sgt. Kevin Baillie said P.E.I. residents lose thousands of dollars to scammers every year. (Laura Meader/CBC) comments Both RCMP and Charlottetown police say they're seeing an increase in fraud and telephone scam complaints. RCMP say on average they're getting one or two reports a day, while Charlottetown police describe it as a slight increase. RCMP Staff-Sgt. Kevin Baillie said some cases�...