By Charlene Tebbutt

Ongoing Police Investigation

Police investigating after witnesses hear man yelling for help

Feb 5, 2019 | 5:03 PM

Local police say they’re investigating a possible case of forcible confinement following a complaint to police and an online social media video.

The Prince Albert Police Service say they are looking into a case of forcible confinement stemming from an alleged incident earlier this week. Police say officers were called to 28th St. W. around 5 a.m. Monday morning for a complaint of an unkown male in the area yelling for help.

A release from the police service said officers are aware of an online video in relation to the incident, and “have received many concerns from the public” as well.

In the online video, a man can be seen walking through a parking lot calling for help.

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“Help me someone,” the man can be heard saying.

Police say no arrests have been made.

charlene.tebbutt@jpbg.ca

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