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Dangerous Persons Alert canceled

Dangerous Persons Alert has been cancelled.

Two suspects were arrested in the Tobin Lake area.

There may be two other popular suspects and they may be on foot in the Tobin Lake area.

As a result of the ongoing investigation, Saskatchewan RCMP have determined that this incident no longer meets the criteria for a Dangerous Persons Alert.

We continue to monitor the situation and updates will be provided when available. If an imminent risk to public safety is identified, we will notify the public.

Residents of the Lake Tobin area may notice an ever-increasing police presence.

It is important for drivers to note that Highway 123 north of Tobin Lake is closed due to the ongoing search and police presence. The public is asked to stay away from the area.

Saskatchewan RCMP continues to investigate. Anyone with information should call 310-RCMP (7267). Information can also be submitted anonymously by contacting Saskatchewan Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or www.saskcrimestoppers.com.

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Update #3: Prince Albert RCMP warns public of dangerous individuals

Officers from multiple Saskatchewan RCMP units and detachments are currently in the Thunder Rapids area and continue to search for suspects. We have no further research updates at this time.

Dangerous person warning remains in effect; We ask people in the Thunder Rapids area to stay in a safe place with doors and windows locked. People in the area should not stop for hitchhikers and should not approach suspicious people.

People in other nearby areas need to take precautions.

Investigators continue to ask the public to report any information regarding or sightings of suspicious persons to 911.

We will continue to provide updates as we can.

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Update #2: The suspects are now believed to be on foot in the Thunder Rapids area of ​​Highway 123. They are no longer in the vehicle. The public is advised to STAY AWAY from this area.

There is more than one suspect. They are thought to be armed and dangerous.

If you are in and around Thunder Rapids: Immediately seek shelter or shelter and close and lock doors and windows. Do not leave a safe place. Be wary of anyone asking for a ride. Don’t pick up hitchhikers. Do not disclose locations to the police. Be careful if it is not in the areas immediately described.

We have no additional updates to share at this time.

According to our news partners, because this is a rapidly evolving situation, the initial warning was first issued widely. As the situation continued to evolve, the alert radius was adjusted accordingly. Current alert information can be found on the SaskAlert website.

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Update #1: Prince Albert RCMP warns public of dangerous individuals

The suspects were last seen armed around 10 a.m. on Highway 123 heading north toward Cumberland House. They are still in the 2020 white Dodge Ram 1500 Crew Cab with green toolbox and Saskatchewan RNF 50 license plate.

It is stated that the suspects are 3 or 4 men. They may be wearing black bandanas or black ski masks. The suspects are considered to be armed and dangerous.

We have no additional updates to share at this time.

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Prince Albert RCMP are warning the public about dangerous individuals involved in multiple vehicle robberies involving firearms.

On October 24, 2024, at approximately 8:30 a.m., Prince Albert RCMP received a report of a robbery north of Prince Albert, SK.

Initial investigation determined that a person in a vehicle near the White Star elevator north of Prince Albert, SK was approached by multiple males in the vehicle.

The person was shot by the suspects. They were taken to hospital with unknown injuries. The suspects stole the person’s vehicle.

It is stated that the suspects are 3 or 4 men. They may be wearing black bandanas or black ski masks. The suspects are considered to be armed and dangerous.

They may be driving a white 2020 Dodge Ram with Saskatchewan license plate RNF 50. (Yes, there are only 5 characters.)

The suspects are believed to be traveling at the intersection of Highways 55 and 123 near Prince Albert.

More information to come. If you are in Prince Albert and surrounding areas: Immediately seek shelter or shelter and close and lock doors and windows. Do not leave a safe place. Be wary of anyone asking for a ride. Don’t pick up hitchhikers. Do not disclose locations to the police. Be careful if it is not in the areas immediately described.

The situation is evolving rapidly and we will provide updates as soon as possible