The RNC has lifted a shelter-in-place advisory that had been issued for part of Kenmount Terrace in St. John’s.
The advisory had been in effect for residents of Ann Harvey Place, Sir Wilfred Grenfell Street, Cape Norman Street, Orlando Place and Henry Larsen Street off Great Eastern Avenue. Residents were asked to remain indoors and keep windows and doors closed and locked. Police also requested that photos and video of operations not be shared on social media for officer safety.
Police say two men and one woman were taken into custody without incident.
Residents can now resume normal activities. Police thank the public for their co-operation and say further information will be released as it becomes available.
Earlier Story
RNC have issued a shelter in place advisory for all residents of Ann Harvey Place in Kenmount Terrace.
The advisory also takes in Sir Wilfred Grenfell Street, Cape Norman Street, Orlando Place and Henry Larsen Street off Great Eastern Avenue.
Residents are being asked to remain indoors, and to keep their windows and doors closed and locked.
Police are asking that photos and video of police operations not be shared on social media for the safety of officers involved.
The RNC has issued a shelter-in-place for all residents of Ann Harvey Place, Sir Wilfred Grenfell Street, Cape Norman Street, Orlando Place, and Henry Larsen Street in St. John's.
Residents are asked to remain indoors, with windows and doors closed and locked. pic.twitter.com/cx4rNSEshp
— Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (@RNC_PoliceNL) February 27, 2026
Earlier story
The RNC is warning the public about an increased police presence on Ann Harvey Place in Kenmount Terrace, just off Great Eastern Avenue.
Police are asking drivers and residents to follow the direction of officers on the scene and avoid the area if possible.
Updates will be provided as they become available.
There is an increased police presence in the area of Ann Harvey Place in St. John’s. Please follow the direction of officers on scene and avoid the area.
Updates will be provided as they become available.#nltraffic pic.twitter.com/1UzO8dsGQH
— Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (@RNC_PoliceNL) February 27, 2026
