On May 22, Charlottetown Police Services received a theft report from a local store. It was reported that an individual had stolen a motorcycle helmet. Surveillance footage was obtained, and CPS is now seeking public assistance to identify the suspect.
Anyone with information regarding this individual is asked to contact Charlottetown Police Services at (902)629-4172 or call PEI Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS.
At approximately 6pm p.m. on June 13, Charlottetown Police Services received a report of a suspected impaired driver. An officer from Charlottetown Police Services located the vehicle on Burns Avenue and conducted a traffic stop. The reported signs of impairment were confirmed as the breath samples came back twice the legal limit. The 58-year-old female was charged with impaired driving.
File No. 2026-816281
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At approximately 1:15 a.m. on June 14, Charlottetown Police Services General Patrol Unit conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for failing to stop at a red light. While speaking with the driver, the attending officer observed them showing signs of being impaired by alcohol. The 25-year-old male driver was charged with impaired driving after failing the breath tests.
File No. 2026-818528
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At approximately 2:20 a.m. on June 14, Charlottetown Police Services General Patrol Unit conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle that turned onto a one-way street and began to travel in the wrong direction. The reported signs of impairment were confirmed as the breath samples came back nearly twice the legal limit. The 20-year-old male was charged with impaired driving.
File No. 2026-818869
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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.
Charlottetown Police Services has launched a new, modernized website, charlottetownpolice.ca, that offers a refreshed look, better navigation and is mobile-friendly. Residents and visitors can easily find information about services, news or investigations, or see what community event we will be attending next.
The new website features:
“The new website reflects Charlottetown Police Services’ commitment to continuous improvement and modernization,” said Councillor Julie McCabe, Chair of Charlottetown’s Protective & Emergency Services Committee. “Whether it’s requesting a record check, staying up to date on the latest news or learning about career opportunities, the new website allows the community to find what they need quickly and easily.”
Residents are encouraged to visit the new website and stay informed by signing up to receive email updates from the CPS Newsroom – a source for news, investigations, public safety alerts and all things happening with Charlottetown Police Services.
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/
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:
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: police.lakedesign.co/bike-registration.
Charlottetown Police Services Street Crime Unit seize 426 grams of cocaine in two separate investigations within a week of each other.
On April 28, 2026, SCU Officers executed a Controlled Drug Section Act (CDSA) at a residence in Charlottetown and seized 142 grams of cocaine, brass knuckles, cash, cell phones and other drug paraphernalia consistent with drug trafficking.
As a result of this investigation, 43 year old Jeremy Bregant has been charged with CDSA 5(2) possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking and Criminal Code s.88(1) possession of a weapon for dangerous purposes. He was remanded in custody. A 37 year old female was also arrested and was released with future charges pending.
On May 6, 2026, Street Crime Unit Officers, with assistance from Patrol Officers and RCMP K9 Unit conducted a targeted vehicle stop in Charlottetown. A subsequent search warrant was executed on the vehicle and officers seized 284 grams of cocaine, cash, cell phones and other drug paraphernalia consistent with drug trafficking.
As a result of this investigation, 39 year old Clint Harris has been charged with CDSA 5(2) possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking. He was remanded in custody. A 42 year old female was also arrested and was released with future charges pending.
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.
Files No. 2026-554515 & 2026-602585
May 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).
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May 11, 2026
Charlottetown Police Services is seeking the public’s assistance in locating 52-year-old Robert Dwayne Kelly, who is missing from Hillsborough Hospital. A warrant of committal has been issued for his return.
Mr. Kelly was last seen on May 6, 2026, at approximately 1:30 p.m. while on an escorted leave on Church St. in Cornwall. He left the area unnoticed by hospital staff and has not been seen since.
He is 5’7” in height, 155lbs, brown hair, hazel eyes and was last seen wearing a black sweater, grey pants and beige shoes.
Anyone with information on Mr. Kelly’s whereabouts or if seen, is asked to contact Charlottetown Police at 902-629-4064 or contact PEI Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
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.”
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 cocaine) for the purpose of trafficking.
As part of the investigation, officers executed search warrants on their vehicle and residence and seized a quantity of cocaine, 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 cocaine) for the purpose of trafficking – CDSA 5(2).
Both were released on conditions and will all 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
Charlottetown Police Services received a theft report involving a U-Haul truck that took place on April 7. It was reported that several tools had been stolen from secure truck storage boxes. Surveillance footage capturing the incident was obtained, however CPS is seeking public assistance for additional surveillance footage that can help identify the two suspects, or other potentially related suspicious activity.
Anyone with information regarding this incident is asked to contact Charlottetown Police Services at (902)629-4064 or call PEI Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS.
File No. 2026-454466