Prince Albert, Sask., police have now confirmed four coronavirus cases among its officers.

A news release from the Prince Albert Police Service says the officer's positive diagnosis was confirmed on Friday.

Prince Albert, Sask., police aim to address a recent spike in violent crime through a new team of officers.

Prince Albert police say addictions, mental health issues, gang activity and poverty continue to be significant causal factors to violent crime in the city.

Prince Albert, Sask., police said a man was found dead at a home after they received a report of gunshots in the 700 block of 13th Street West.

Tristan Chaboyer, 24, was last seen on the morning of Sept. 4, say police. He was reported missing to police on Sept. 10.

The appropriateness of the use-of-force during an arrest was discussed at a meeting between the Prince Albert Police Service and the Prince Albert Grand Council.

A video of the arrest, posted on Facebook by Rez R Us, shows an Indigenous man being thrown to the ground by a Prince Albert police officer.

Dylan Chretien was last seen in Prince Albert on Oct. 27, 2019, and his remains were discovered just outside the city on Dec. 4.

Prince Albert police say a 33-year-old man is charged with second-degree murder in Dylan Chretien’s death.