Tofield RCMP sees increase in assaults and B&Es
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Tofield RCMP sees increase in assaults and B&Es

Sgt. Clayton Mamchur, Tofield RCMP detachment commander, addressed the council on February 23 regarding operations between October and December 2025. Despite staffing shortages, he highlighted efforts to improve communication with the public and address rising incidents of domestic violence and property crimes through strategic patrol updates.
Viking RCMP deal with break-ins and wellness checks
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Viking RCMP deal with break-ins and wellness checks

Between February 23 and 26, Viking police addressed multiple incidents, including a welfare check on overdue travellers, a youth threatening harm, a lost passport report, credit card fraud exceeding $14,000, and a mental health assistance call. They also intervened in a parenting order issue regarding unauthorized contact.
Beware of Grandparent Scams, says Vegreville RCMP
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Beware of Grandparent Scams, says Vegreville RCMP

Vegreville RCMP report a rise in "Grandparent Scams," where victims receive calls claiming a loved one is in legal trouble and requires urgent financial help. Suspects impersonate officials or family and request payment via cash, Bitcoin, or gift cards. Residents are urged to verify identities, avoid sharing personal information, and educate others about these scams. Report any fraud incidents to local authorities or the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre.
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Viking RCMP arrest male on warrant and new charges

On September 17, 2025, Viking RCMP arrested Bruce Lea Blyan, a 46-year-old male, on 24 warrants and 3 new charges related to person offences. Blyan, facing multiple charges across Alberta and Saskatchewan, was remanded in custody and is set to appear in court on September 22, 2025. Crime tips can be reported anonymously.
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Viking RCMP targets idlers with education campaign

The Viking RCMP will monitor idle vehicles on public streets from January 20-24, between 6 a.m. and 9 a.m. Officers will educate owners about the risks of idling, except for remotely started cars. Sgt. Ray Stack also urges prevention of auto theft by not leaving keys inside vehicles and using remote starters.
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New Viking RCMP Commander – Sgt. Stack says he hopes to build on community relationships

Sgt. Ray Stack, the new commander of the Viking RCMP Detachment, aims to enhance community engagement while addressing property crime and vehicle theft. He brings experience from Vegreville and plans to focus on crime prevention initiatives. Stack encourages residents to report suspicious individuals and emphasizes the importance of securing their belongings.