Media Releases

The Lethbridge Police Service is reminding motorists and local auto detailers that tinting the front windshield or front driver and passenger side windows is illegal, and offenders will face fines.

Lethbridge Police have charged a 36-year-old Taber man in connection with numerous commercial break-ins and thefts throughout southern Alberta. 

Lethbridge Police have recovered firearms and $85,000 worth of stolen property as a result of an investigation that initially began during a proactive patrol where officers observed an open gate at a northside business and conducted a safety check.

The Lethbridge Police Service will resume mailing automated traffic enforcement (photo radar) violation tickets this week.

November is Family Violence Prevention Month in Alberta, and the Lethbridge Police Service, along with other partner agencies, is raising awareness about available supports and encouraging conversations about reaching out for help.

Lethbridge Police have charged three males and one female in connection with a robbery. Two of the accused are also facing additional charges related to two separate stabbing incidents.

Police are warning the public to be aware of a photo radar text scam after receiving multiple reports from citizens. 

The Lethbridge Police Service (LPS) is brewing up some Halloween fun and invites families across our community to the Third Annual Trunk or Treat event - a frightfully fun, family-friendly event where kids can trick-or-treat from decorated police vehicles in a safe and “fa‑boo‑lous” environment.