Lethbridge Police Service
135 1 Avenue South T1J 0A1 Lethbridge, AB, Canada

From our family, at the Lethbridge Police Service, to yours: We wish you the very best this holiday season. Stay safe, stay warm, and stay in touch with the ones you love in a responsible manner. #yql

Lethbridge Police have provided an update on the external, criminal investigation into the 'Storm Trooper' incident. Details at http://bit.ly/3mKEgqc #yql

More holiday cheer for the Lethbridge Police Service! We want to thank Ms. Macdonald’s Grade 4-5 students from Fleetwood Bawden School for dropping off these lovely cards to thank LPS members for their service to the city. Virtual hugs and high-five’s all-around! #yql

Come out and join us for our the annual NAAW Recovery Walk!

The artistic talents of a Lethbridge Police Service employee are now on view. See more on Erin Chase at http://bit.ly/38t0esR #yql

Lethbridge Police would like to thank everyone for their interest and assistance in the Pokémon card theft case. A suspect has been identified. #yql

It's been one year since Marshal Iwaasa went missing. Lethbridge Police continue in search of clues. Details at https://www.lethbridgepolice.ca/lethbridge-police-search-fo #yql

Please note the Nov. 25, 2020 meeting of the Lethbridge Police Commission is being postponed because of the conflict with the City Council Budget Deliberations. It will be held on Tuesday, December 1, 2020. #yql

A surveillance operation by the LPS Crime Suppression Team took more than $25,000 in drugs off the streets. See more on the charges at http://bit.ly/2JfG3WB #yql

Just a reminder that entries are still being accepted for the Southern Alberta Crime Stoppers ‘Crime Solving Scavenger Hunt.’ For details go to https://bit.ly/2J0XM3J #yql

Out shopping for presents this Saturday? Why not pick up something extra for the first-ever Lethbridge Police Charity Checkstop, Nov. 28 at the ENMAX Centre parking lot. Proceeds going to Lethbridge Family Services Angel Tree campaign and the Lethbridge Food Bank. Go to https://bit.ly/3lQJ1it #yql

Have you got what it takes to offer trauma-informed crisis support to someone who is a victim of a crime or tragedy? Are you ready to help people to navigate the criminal justice process? You can make a difference for someone who is struggling, so why not BE THERE? Lethbridge Police Service Victim/Witness Services is now accepting applications for our new recruit class and we are hoping to hear from you! Though we are all working in a world where Covid-19 restrictions limit w...hat services are available, the victims and witnesses of crime, trauma or tragedy are still in need in Lethbridge. We have significantly altered how we are recruiting and operating in light of Covid-19 and have taken all precautions to ensure safe selection, training and service-delivery for the volunteers of LPS Victim/Witness Services Unit and the victims we support. For more details and to view the new recruiting video, go to https://bit.ly/3pR6frg #betherevsu #yql

It’s a police checkstop you don’t want to miss. Join the Lethbridge Police Service for its first-annual Charity Checkstop on Saturday, November 28, at the ENMAX Centre parking lot. The partnership with the Lethbridge Police Association will see volunteers collect donations from noon until 4 p.m. to make the holiday season a little brighter for those in need. Donations of unwrapped toys and cash will be accepted for the Lethbridge Family Services Angel Tree Christmas Campaign, and non-perishable goods for the Lethbridge Food Bank. #yql

As the days get shorter and we have less daylight, it's even more important that pedestrians take steps to make sure they are seen by drivers. Here are some tips to make sure you stand out as a pedestrian. https://www.lethbridgepolice.ca/pedestrian-safety-tips

Getting in that holiday spirit? If you'd like to help those in need, check out details here on the first-ever Lethbridge Police Charity Checkstop, Nov. 28 at the ENMAX Centre parking lot. Donations will go to the Lethbridge Family Services Angel Tree Christmas Campaign and the Lethbridge Food Bank. Go to https://bit.ly/3lQJ1it #yql

A traffic stop by Lethbridge Police resulted in a significant seizure of drugs, weapons and stolen property. See details at https://www.lethbridgepolice.ca/traffic-stop-leads-lethbrid #yql

On October 7, 2020, Lethbridge Police Service (LPS) concluded a short term drug investigation that led to the seizure of drugs and weapons. Details here: https://www.lethbridgepolice.ca/short-term-investigation-le

LPS officer have now completed their night training exercises that have been occurring at the Fish and Game Range. We appreciate the patience and understanding of the community is we completed this important training.

LPS has seen an increase in car prowlers - likely due to the warm weather. To keep your vehicle safe, remember: vehicles should always be locked with windows up, park in well-lit areas and remove valuables at all times. If your vehicle has been entered and property stolen, you can report it by using our online tool at: https://www.lethbridgepolice.ca/online-reporting

Wanted Wednesday: Dustyn McCracken is wanted for break & enter, theft over $5000, possession of stolen identity documents and fleeing from a police officer. Info? Call police 403-328-4444 or Crime Stoppers 1-800-222-8477. #yql #WantedWednesday

On October 4, members of the Lethbridge Police Service were honored to have participated in the 2020 Sisters in Spirit Vigil for murdered and missing Indigenous women and girls. It was inspiring to see all the support for this important initiative. #yql #SistersInSpirit

Members of the Lethbridge Police Service joined by many community partners attended a traditional sweat ceremony led by Elder Morris LittleWolf.

Lethbridge Police Service have charged a male after significant quantities of methamphetamine, fentanyl and cocaine were seized last night. In total, over $40,000 in drugs and cash was found in a southside apartment. https://www.lethbridgepolice.ca/male-charged-with-drug-traf #yql

Package pickup for the 2020 LPS Run is underway. We will be here until 6pm. Thanks to all the runners and supporters for this years LETR race for Special Olympics.

The locations listed on the calendar below are the pre-selected locations that will be monitored in October. Photo radar operators may also attend additional locations (that were pre-approved prior to the December 1, 2019 Government of Alberta freeze) each day based on need - including requests from the public. Please be advised it is inappropriate to approach photo radar operators to complain. Complaints should be directed to the Lethbridge Police Service by calling 403-327-2210.

Wanted Wednesday: Marcel Joel North Peigan is wanted on charges of break and enter and commit assault, utter threats, theft under $5,000, mischief, failure to comply with release order. Info? Call police 403-328-4444 or Crime Stoppers 1-800-222-8477. #yql #WantedWednesday

Members of the Lethbridge Police Service Executive and the Community Resource Unit proudly wearing their Orange Shirts

Lethbridge Police are seeking the public’s assistance to locate a missing 16-year-old male. Taylon Lee Williams was last seen in Lethbridge on September 19. Efforts to locate him have been unsuccessful. Williams is approximately 5’7 and 110 lbs. He has ties to the Blood Reserve and Cardston. Anyone who has seen Williams or has information on his whereabouts is asked to call police at 403-328-4444.