PA Police CTSS

This Jeep was clocked at 185km/h on Highway 3 South last weekend. Members of our CTSS Unit were quickly able to pull it over, resulting in a 30-day impound and 7-day license suspension. We won’t forget to mention the $1190 fine for speeding!

What started as a vehicle stop Saturday morning for a driver not wearing a seatbelt quickly led to a 3-day license suspension and vehicle impound. An oral fluid sample was analyzed for THC under reasonable suspicion and came back positive. Driving impaired is never okay!

Thanks to @SGItweets, members of our Combined Traffic Services Saskatchewan (CTSS) Unit were proud to support wildfire evacuees by purchasing and delivering car seats to families in need. Two Prince Albert Police officers helped install one of the car seats. #takecareoutthere

A man was arrested and faces drug trafficking charges after a CTSS and PPU investigation. During a traffic stop a CTSS officer observed alcohol in the vehicle and upon further investigation, the man was also found to be in possession of $11,000 CAD and more than 150g of cocaine.

This unregistered vehicle was stopped on Highway 2. The officer learned the driver was also suspended and chose to display an unauthorized plate. The driver also tested positive for THC and cocaine. That means a 60 day license suspension and a 30 day vehicle impound.

A CTSS officer on Saskatchewan highways clocked this vehicle at 130km/h in a 100km/h zone. The driver had a learner’s license and did not have a supervisory driver with them. The passenger also had open alcohol. The vehicle was then towed and the driver received a $190 fine.

While out on Highway 40 north of Leask, one of our CTSS officers clocked this truck at 123km/h. That’s 23km/h over the posted speed limit! The driver will be without their vehicle for three days after blowing a warning on a mandatory alcohol screening. Also a $196 speeding fine.

The police motorcycle was out this morning alongside our CTSS members as they led the @PARaidersHockey bus out of town towards Medicine Hat. We will be cheering the Raiders on as game one of the second round begins on Saturday. Go Raiders Go!

One man has been charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking following a traffic stop by a CTSS member on Sunday. An 18-year-old man was found to be in possession of a backpack containing a large quantity of suspected cocaine and Canadian currency.

Members of the Prince Albert Police Service Combined Traffic Services Saskatchewan were hard at work over the weekend. This SUV was towed away Saturday night after a CTSS officer pulled it over and learned the driver was impaired. Another impaired driver taken off our streets.

We understand many of you were out celebrating St. Patrick’s Day on Monday night; members of Prince Albert Combined Traffic Services Saskatchewan were out too and removed 5 impaired drivers from the roads. There is no excuse for impaired driving, plan ahead for a safe ride home.

This driver was clocked at 51 km/h in a school zone and after being pulled over, blew a warning on an Approved Screening Device. The driver received a 120 day license suspension and watched their vehicle be lifted onto a tow truck for a 7-day impound. Also a $314 speeding fine.

The driver of this white SUV was recently clocked at 131 km/h in a 100 km/h zone on Highway 55 East near Birch Lane by a Prince Albert Combined Traffic Services Saskatchewan unit. As a result, they left with a $284 fine. 🚨🚨🚨

This driver was recently stopped and handed a $753 fine for going 146 km/h in a 100 km/h zone on Highway 55 East near the pulp mill. Speeding doesn’t save as much time as you think and significantly increases the risk of a collision. Drive safe! 🚔

Heading out to celebrate the New Year tonight? Our Officers from ⁦@PAPOLICEca⁩ with some help from SHP and Lakeland District Protective Services, are out as well. Thanks to ⁦@SGItweets⁩ for providing Tim’s cards to our responsible Drivers! Stay Safe everyone and 🥳!

As you head out to enjoy the long weekend, speeds like this will land you a ticket 100% of the time! Slow down, relax. Have a great, safe long weekend! #CTSSask