Newsposts regarding enhancements and refinements in police techniques.
As the result of his review of a recent Public Complaints Commission investigation, Chief of Police Troy Hagen has announced three charges under the Municipal Police Discipline Regulations against a senior member of the Regina Police Service. The Public Complaints Commission, an independent body which investigates public complaints against the police, received allegations, in late…
The Week of April 13-19 is National Public Safety Telecommunications Week in Saskatchewan. The Regina Police Service is proud to join other public safety providers across North America in recognizing the vital role of our call-takers and dispatchers. The Regina Police Service Communications Centre provides 9-1-1 service for Police, Fire and EMS for the City…
In recent days, the Regina Police Service has been asked for confirmation of a Police Act investigation into the conduct of a senior member. While it is not the normal practice of the Service to make such matters public, especially before they are concluded, the Regina Police Service will confirm receipt of a report as…
Regina Police Service members, investigating a collision on the weekend, used a Conducted Energy Weapon, or CEW, to prevent an impaired driver from fleeing the scene in his car. The event occurred just after midnight on Sunday, March 30, 2014 and, although the event was reported to the media by the Watch Commander, the Service…
The Regina Police Service is advising the media and members of the public of a scheduled training scenario for Regina Police Service Emergency Services teams taking place tomorrow, Thursday, March 20, 2014, from approximately 9:00 a.m. to approximately 3:00 p.m. at a house at 1265 Rae Street. This training; which will involve members of the…