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Police say on February 9th one person entered the building, demanded cash and fled Read More. Two of the four men charged in connection with the Coutts border protest were being released from custody today. Chris Lysak pleaded guilty to a restricted weapons charge and Jerry Morin pleaded guilty to conspiracy Read More. RCMP officers in Alberta are going to be field testing body-worn cameras. Officials say this is part of ongoing efforts to be more transparent and accountable to the communities they serve. Starting this month front Read More.

Lethbridge police news today

Full Menu. Search Menu. Close Local your local region National. Search Submit search Quick Search. Video link. Close X. Lethbridge Police Combating lawlessness in downtown Lethbridge. The Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force received presentations from three organizations on Thursday, on how it can address issues in the downtown. Three homes in the Lethbridge neighbourhood of Indian Battle Heights were damaged by a Tuesday afternoon fire. Man faces charges in robbery of senior in Lethbridge bank parking lot. A year-old man has been charged in the violent robbery of a year-old woman at a downtown Lethbridge bank parking lot in November Lethbridge police lay charges in stabbing at lounge in October. Lethbridge police have charged a year-old man in connection with a stabbing at the Afro Habesha Lounge on Oct. Lethbridge man accused of sexual assault in trailer along Mayor Magrath. A Lethbridge man faces sexual assault, assault with a weapon and assault charges following an investigation into an alleged attack in a trailer in a southside parking lot.

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Alberta's justice minister is considering government intervention and demanding immediate action from Lethbridge's police chief as the city's top cop addressed "recent complaints" about the force — including that multiple employees undertook potentially unauthorized searches of a cabinet minister's personal information on police databases. Documents showed a Lethbridge Police Service LPS civilian employee and five officers — including a deputy chief and a staff sergeant — accessed personal information on NDP MLA Shannon Phillips when she was Alberta's environment minister, yet no investigative purpose was given for any of the searches. The force also came under recent scrutiny when the CBC News reported that a retired LPS inspector, who was head of a victims advocacy group, had a sexual relationship with a client, a domestic violence survivor, who said their relationship was not consensual. When the woman went to the police service to complain, the man's friends and former colleagues were initially assigned to investigate him — with the woman saying they were dismissive and that she worried about potential conflict of interest. Police Chief Shahin Mehdizadeh agreed the allegations against the force's employees are "very serious. In a press conference Wednesday, the chief of police also indicated that new allegations of misconduct against LPS officers are expected to be revealed in the coming weeks. When Madu met with Mehdizadeh Tuesday, the justice minister said he won't rule out directing the Law Enforcement Review Board to investigate the service but will give the chief — who took over the service in September — a few weeks to come up with an action plan. Madu says he sympathizes with the chief who is fairly new to LPS and will give him the opportunity to prove he's serious about making changes. Mehdizadeh, who refused CBC News interview requests for this story, said in Wednesday's press conference that one of the officers is currently suspended for an unrelated matter but wouldn't elaborate.

Lethbridge police news today

On Monday, November 14, , a Sergeant, who had previously pleaded guilty to five counts of misconduct, and was acquitted of a sixth, was issued a global sanction dismissing him from the LPS, pursuant to section 17 1 f of the Police Service Regulation. The LPS said that in , a private group chat comprised of a small number of officers was created in a messaging app. Texts and memes were distributed within the group. A disciplinary hearing was ordered. The hearing started in November , and since then, police noted that the following has occurred:. The Presiding Officer ordered that the memes remain under a sealing order indefinitely, except for Exhibit 11, Tab 9, which could be released for viewing to the subject of the meme. Earlier today, a Sergeant was dismissed from his employment with the Lethbridge Police Service, and previously two Constables resigned and two others were demoted within rank for one year.

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The Lethbridge Police Service LPS is just one of multiple law enforcement agencies joining together as part of a proactive policing and disruption strategy to combat cryptocurrency crime. The agencies discussed proactive policing and disruption strategies to combat fraudulent activities within the cryptocurrency landscape. One of the scams they focused on is called approval phishing, where romance and investment scammers coerce users into approving malicious blockchain transactions.

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