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EPS Civilian Employee Arrested by Internet Child Exploitation Unit

Edmonton… A civilian employee of the Edmonton Police Service has been arrested by ALERT’s [alert-tooltip title=”The Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) Unit is under ALERT’s umbrella and investigates offences related to the exploitation of children over the Internet. Click for more info.”]Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) Unit[/alert-tooltip]. Richard Adamsky was arrested on April 1, 2020, at his […]

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ALERT 2024-25 | QUARTERLY REPORT

Protecting Kids Online | Internet Child Exploitation

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

2024-25

2023-24

2022-23

FILE INTAKES

1,327

1,863

1,392

1,289

5,871

3,815

2,994

SUSPECTS CHARGED

33

41

30

31

135

109

81

CHARGES LAID

164

185

112

116

577

415

351

CHILDREN RESCUED

50

39

48

41

178

203

46

EXHIBITS SEIZED

468

535

427

401

1,831

1,724

1,243

TOTAL PHOTOS/VIDEOS

275,144

725,022

421,057

232,802

1,654,025

2,754,097

2,551,921

Stopping Human Trafficking | HUMAN TRAFFICKING & COUNTER EXPLOITATION

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

2024-25

2023-24

2022-23

SUSPECTS CHARGED

19

3

22

11

55

34

30

CHARGES LAID

31

17

38

31

117

231

96

VICTIM INTERVENTIONS

55

46

110

57

268

113

28

VICTIM SUPPORTS

43

59

116

67

285

–

–

Intelligence & Expertise | CISA / Training

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

2024-25

2023-24

2022-23

INTELLIGENCE REPORTS

303

268

339

343

1,253

1,474

1,560

TRAINING COURSES

12

4

7

7

30

27

36

CANDIDATES TRAINED

215

140

233

364

952

862

933

Disrupt & Dismantle Organized Crime | Combined Special Forces Enforcement

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

2024-25

2023-24

2022-23

SUSPECTS CHARGED

33

31

36

32

132

141

197

CHARGES LAID

166

189

143

160

658

800

1,088

FIREARMS SEIZED

50

41

16

20

127

232

102

EST. VALUE OF DRUGS SEIZED

$3,454,807

$1,023,090

$4,476,248

$1,147,381

$10,101,526

$5,334,163

$10,898,296

PROCEEDS OF CRIME SEIZED

$329,727

$284,043

$1,214,497

$121,519

$1,949,786

$632,294

$1,432,847

Regional Results

ARRESTS

CHARGES

FIREARMS

DRUGS

PROCEEDS

CALGARY

17

108

11

$1,735,707

$1,274,035

EDMONTON

21

123

2

$6,885,756

$138,300

FORT MCMURRAY

12

38

13

$546,439

$48,895

GRANDE PRAIRIE

13

48

19

$16,187

$ 103,040

LETHBRIDGE

14

50

5

$135,318

$96,297

LLOYDMINSTER

22

95

4

$62,883

$14,022

MEDICINE HAT

19

101

36

$403,173

$148,562

RED DEER

14

95

37

$316,063

$126,635

TOTALS

132

658

127

$10,101,526

$1,949,786

Organized Property Crimes | Auto Crimes

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

2024-25

2023-24

2022-23

SUSPECTS CHARGED

11

3

–

1

15

2

1

CHARGES LAID

78

12

–

2

92

–

11

STOLEN VEHICLES

14

7

3

–

24

45

245

RECOVERED ASSETS

$825,000

$535,000

$250,000

$1,674,250

$3,284,250

$2,741,025

$8,420,500

Firearms investigations | Firearms lab & Gang suPpression teams

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

2024-25

2023-24

2022-23

FIREARMS EXAMINATIONS

276

250

286

236

1,048

1,178

–

EXHIBIT EXAMINATIONS

1,282

1,099

1,383

1,245

5,009

4,715

–

SERIAL NUMBER RESTORATIONS

18

19

12

18

67

108

–

IBIS SUBMISSIONS

345

355

405

384

1,489

2,402

–

GUN SEIZURES

9

11

6

19

45

15

–

SUSPECTS CHARGED

23

53

43

28

147

26

–

CHARGES LAID

120

128

112

110

505

185

–

Since 2022, CISA has been guided by four pillars that focus the effort to promote an integrated, intelligence-led approach to combating organized crime; these are:

  • Building Relationships with Stakeholders;
  • Promote Intel Sharing Across the Province;
  • Being Proactive and Identify Emerging Trends; and
  • Investing in Our People Through Training and Development

 

Criminal Intelligence Service Alberta (CISA) has recently developed an Alberta Firearms Intelligence Centre (AFIC) to equitably expand access to firearms intelligence for all law enforcement agencies within Alberta. AFIC will provide timely, accurate, and actionable intelligence to law enforcement agencies and policy-makers to achieve the shared and collaborative goals of increasing public safety concerning firearm-related crimes.

Protecting Kids Online | Internet Child Exploitation

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

2023-24

2022-23

2021-22

FILE INTAKES

680

872

1,149

1,114

3,815

2,994

2,764

SUSPECTS CHARGED

22

16

34

37

109

81

125

CHARGES LAID

87

45

123

160

415

351

413

CHILDREN RESCUED

26

78

56

43

203

46

100

EXHIBITS SEIZED

335

368

545

476

1,724

1,243

1,845

TOTAL PHOTOS/VIDEOS

262,400

511,133

1,374,310

606,254

2,754,097

2,551,921

13,260,819

Stopping Human Trafficking | HUMAN TRAFFICKING & COUNTER EXPLOITATION

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

2023-24

2022-23

2021-22

SUSPECTS CHARGED

13

10

7

4

34

30

76

CHARGES LAID

79

46

87

19

231

96

157

VICTIM INTERVENTIONS

30

29

17

37

113

28

22

Intelligence & Expertise | CISA / Training

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

2023-24

2022-23

2021-22

INTELLIGENCE REPORTS

409

296

327

442

1,474

1,560

1,318

TRAINING COURSES

5

3

8

11

27

36

25

CANDIDATES TRAINED

321

56

135

350

862

933

638

Disrupt & Dismantle Organized Crime | Combined Special Forces Enforcement

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

2023-24

2022-23

2021-22

SUSPECTS CHARGED

40

27

42

32

141

197

168

CHARGES LAID

176

156

237

231

800

1,088

820

FIREARMS SEIZED

105

53

26

48

232

102

126

EST. VALUE OF DRUGS SEIZED

$906,814

$553,851

$2,725,161

$1,148,337

$5,334,163

$10,898,269

$334,093,020

PROCEEDS OF CRIME SEIZED

$218,133

$52,970

$130,996

$230,195

$632,294

$1,432,847

$21,740,617

ANNUAL Regional ResultS

ARRESTS

CHARGES

FIREARMS

DRUGS

PROCEEDS

CALGARY

24

110

14

$937,422

$65,881

EDMONTON

17

131

45

$592,839

$272,446

FORT MCMURRAY

8

78

4

$352,942

$144,301

GRANDE PRAIRIE

7

17

13

$192,145

$31,855

LETHBRIDGE

7

29

44

$349,773

$51,245

LLOYDMINSTER

24

93

41

$164,134

$12,504

MEDICINE HAT

37

179

13

$293,108

$7,861

RED DEER

17

163

58

$2,451,800

$46,201

TOTALS

141

800

232

$5,334,163

$632,294

Organized Property Crimes | Auto Crimes

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

2023-24

2022-23

2021-22

SUSPECTS CHARGED

1

–

1

–

2

1

10

CHARGES LAID

–

–

–

–

–

11

47

STOLEN VEHICLES

23

15

1

6

45

245

118

RECOVERED ASSETS

$1,432,000

$941,025

$108,000

$260,000

$2,741025

$8,420,500

$3,919,500

Firearms investigations | Firearms lab & Gang suPpression teams

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

2023-24

2022-23

2021-22

FIREARMS EXAMINATIONS

349

351

243

235

1,178

–

–

EXHIBIT EXAMINATIONS

1,316

1,409

891

1,099

4,715

–

–

SERIAL NUMBER RESTORATIONS

31

34

19

24

108

–

–

IBIS SUBMISSIONS

343

421

1,334

304

2,402

–

–

GUN SEIZURES

–

–

1

14

15

–

–

SUSPECTS CHARGED

–

–

4

22

26

–

–

CHARGES LAID

–

–

41

144

185

–

–

Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) involves images and/or videos that depict the sexual abuse of minors – the majority of which involve prepubescent children. Often, CSAM involves explicit and/or extreme sexual assaults against the child victim (Cybertip.ca).

Learn more about Internet Child Exploitation and ALERT’s integrated teams combatting this issue.

Ghost Guns are illegal, privately manufactured firearms or lower receivers. These weapons are often made with 3D-printers, and undermine public safety due to their lack of licensing requirements, serialization and safety controls.

Learn more about Ghost Guns on ALERT’s dedicated Privately Manufactured Firearms info page