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Kingston Police, in partnership with the Ontario Ministry of Transportation (MTO), conducted a commercial vehicle safety blitz on April 22, 2026, focused on commercial motor vehicles travelling within the City of Kingston.

The Kingston Police are warning the public of an on going telephone and internet scam in which individuals impersonate Bell Canada employees.

During the early evening hours of April 9, 2026 Kingston Police recevied a report of a light blue BMW travelling at a high rate of speed in the area of Princess Street and Ontario Street.

On Sunday April 12, 2026, the Kingston Police received a report of an individual in distress somewhere in the area of John Counter Boulevard and Division Street.

Kingston Police are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying two individuals responsible for two separate robberies that occurred earlier today.

Kingston Police is proud to announce the return of the highly successful Citizens Police Academy Program. This program provides opportunities for members of our community to learn about their local police service, with exposure to see first-hand what we do and how we do it.

Over the recent long weekend, from April 3 – April 6, the Kingston Police Traffic Safety Unit conducted targeted enforcement focused on improper, unsafe, and aggressive driving.

The Kingston Police are seeking the public’s assistance to identify a vehicle and the driver involved in a fail to remain investigation.

Members of the Kingston Police Patrol Division have arrested and charged a young person following a robbery at a downtown business.