Charlottetown Police Services, Charlottetown Fire and Island EMS responded to a collision that occurred on St Peters Road at 3:40 pm Friday afternoon (Aug 11). Queens RCMP were also on scene as they had been responding to an erratic driver complaint heading from Mount Stewart to Charlottetown on Route 2, which was later determined to be the same vehicle that caused this collision.
It was reported that a vehicle (grey Ford Fusion) traveling South/West on St Peters Road, attempted to pass another vehicle (white Dodge Caravan) traveling in the same direction and collided with it near St Peters Road and Bridle Path Lane.
The Dodge Caravan ended up in the ditch. The lone driver was shaken up but uninjured. The Ford Fusion hit a culvert, flipped/rolled and came to rest on it’s tires. The lone driver was extracted by Charlottetown Fire and was transported to the QEH by IEMS with serious but non life threatening injuries.
Charlottetown Police Collision Reconstructionist and other support Officers assisted with the investigation.
The investigation is ongoing, Police requests that anyone with video that may have captured the collision to contact Police at 902-629-4172.
On Thursday August 10, 2023 at approximately 2:00pm, the Charlottetown Police Services Street Crime Unit arrested a male and female on Euston Street following an investigation into street level drug trafficking in Charlottetown.
Officers seized a quantity of hydromorphone pills and cash.
A 51 year old Charlottetown male has been charged with CDSA 5(1) – Trafficking (narcotic Schedule 1). The female was not charged.
The accused male has been released from custody and will appear in Province Court at a later date.
File: 20231034325
Charlottetown Police Services is seeking public assistance in identifying this male and female.
Anyone with information regarding these individuals may contact police at 902-629-4172, complete the tip section below or contact PEI Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
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File: 20231118606
Charlottetown Police Services is seeking public assistance in identifying this male. The damage to property occurred near the corner of King Street and Hillsborough Street, overnight July 31- Aug 1st.
Anyone with information regarding this individual may contact police at 902-629-4172, complete the tip section below or contact PEI Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
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With the new school year approaching, Charlottetown Police Services is warning the public about rental scams. These type scams happen year round, but scam advertisements do appear to increase in July/Aug when students start seeking lodging.
When seeking a rental on social media, be aware of common signs that the ad may be a scam:
They don’t want to meet you.
They pressure you to move in quickly without seeing the property
They ask you to send a deposit before seeing the property
The price may be too good
The listing has typos and poor grammar
There is no tenant screening process
With most of these scams, once you send money, the scammer will cease all communication.
Don’t be a victim:
Do your research. Drive by the property to determine if indeed it is an apartment building or obvious rental. Some scammer get their listing from properties that are on the market for sale, or simply just a random house. If you’re from out of Province, have someone you know do this for you.
Meet the landlord in person and schedule a viewing.
Never send money without satisfying yourself that it is legitimate.
What to do if you are the victim of a scam:
Report the fraud to your local Police
Report the fraud to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre via their website or by calling 1888-495-8501.
As the result of an incident that occurred on July 19, 2023 at the Confederation Center of the Arts during a public meeting, Charlottetown Police Services launched an investigation. That investigation has led to a single count of Assault.
A 62 year old Charlottetown male has been charged with assault. The accused has been released with conditions to have no contact with the victim, and will appear in Provincial Court at a later date.
Police wish to thank the public for their assistance.
UPDATE (July 29 at 10:25am) – This missing person has been located.
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Charlottetown Police is seeking public assistance in locating a missing person.
Colton CLARKIN 27 years old
5 feet 9 inches tall , approximately 150 pounds.
He currently has a shaved head and is clean-shaven.
Wearing black shirt, black pants and black shoes.
He was last seen at approximately 4:00 pm yesterday afternoon (July 28, 2023) near Murchison Lane.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Charlottetown Police Services at 902-629-4172.
File: 20231036410
The Charlottetown Police Services Major Crime Unit has laid charges in connection with the Robbery reported to the public last week (July 18th).
Two nineteen (19) year old males and one seventeen (17) year old male youth, all from Kings County PEI have been charged with a single count of Robbery. The accused’s have been released with conditions and will appear in Provincial Court at a later date.
Police wish to thank the public for their assistance in identifying the suspects.
File: 2023917335
Charlottetown Police Services is seeking public assistance in identifying this suspect vehicle. On June 26, 2023 at 10:35pm, Police e-watch cameras captured this white pick up truck at the Brackley Point Road and Arterial Highway intersection. The pick up stole the attached trailer and bobcat heavy equipment. The trailer and bobcat were recovered and Police are seeking anyone with information on the white Pick up.
Anyone with information regarding this vehicle, or who may have been driving it at the time, may contact police at 902-629-4172, complete the tip section below or contact PEI Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
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File: 20231077890
Charlottetown Police Services, Charlottetown Fire and Island EMS responded to a collision that occurred on Mount Edward Road at 7:45 am this morning.
A 57 year old woman was struck by a utility trailer while walking and tragically succumb to her injuries. The trailer was being hauled by a pick up truck traveling north bound and the trailer detached from the vehicle when it struck the victim whom was also traveling northbound on foot. The driver of the pick up is uninjured.
Charlottetown Police Collision Reconstructionist and other support Officers remain on scene continuing it’s investigation. During this time Mount Edward Road will remain closed from Belvedere Avenue to Fairview Drive.
Police requests that anyone with dashcam footage or witnessed the collision to contact Police at 902-629-4172.
Our thoughts are with the family and friends during this extremely difficult time.
