St. Paul RCMP responds to 170 calls and executed 17 warrants over the past week

The St. Paul RCMP reported a busy week, responding to 170 calls for service and executing 17 arrest warrants.  

Two notable incidents include the arrest of a suspect with outstanding warrants and an ongoing investigation into a robbery involving bear mace.  

On November 11, around 1:00 a.m., RCMP responded to reports of a male with a firearm near the intersection of Range Road 103 and Highway 29. Upon arrival, the suspect fled but was apprehended by police.  

The suspect, Darius Bretton, 32, of Saddle Lake, was arrested for outstanding warrants and additionally charged with two counts of failure to comply with release order conditions and resists/obstruct peace officer.  

Bretton was remanded into custody following a judicial hearing and is scheduled to appear in the St. Paul Court of Justice on November 14.  

In a separate incident on November 14, before 4:00 a.m., St. Paul RCMP received a report of a robbery at a business near 50 Avenue and 52 Street. During the robbery, an employee was sprayed with bear mace before the suspect fled the scene. 

RCMP has confirmed that the investigation is ongoing, and no further details are available at this time.  

The St. Paul RCMP continues to thank the public for their cooperation and encourages anyone with information about the robbery to contact them or Crime Stoppers.  

Kiyah Smyl
Kiyah Smyl
Kiyah has been working as a Drive Home Host and News Reporter for Vista Radio at The Ranch and My Lakeland Now, since October 2023. Born and raised in St. Paul, she graduated high school in 2021 and went on to complete the RTBN program at SAIT, graduating in 2023. Known for being a chatterbox by her family and friends, Kiyah found the perfect fit in radio and news. In her free time, she enjoys the outdoors, fishing in both summer and winter, listening to country music, and passionately cheering for her favorite hockey team, the Vancouver Canucks.
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