As Regina welcomes visitors from around the province, country, and world, we are hoping that Agribition is enjoyed by all, free from the nuisance of property crime. Unfortunately, there were forty-two incidents of mischief this past weekend; many of those broken vehicle windows. Typically, this type of crime occurs when thieves break a window to…
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The Regina Police Service is encouraging citizens to lock their cars, homes and garages. Don’t leave vehicles unlocked or with keys left in them. Take your garage door openers into the house with you; don’t leave them in your vehicle, especially if the vehicle is left unlocked. Keep all valuables and spare change out of…
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The Regina Police Service is once again encouraging the public to practice good crime prevention when it comes to the issue of auto theft and theft-from-auto. While car thieves steal all makes and models of vehicles, recent data shows Honda Civics are being targeted more often. Owners of Honda Civics are encouraged to step up…
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The Regina Police Service is advising the public, particularly owners of compounds and contractors at construction or renovation sites, of a number of recent thefts in which copper wire or copper pipe was the thieves’ main objective. Copper and other metal prices have increased in recent years, making copper an increasingly lucrative target for criminals.…
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The Regina Police Service is reminding motorists to think “Back to School” when driving and be aware of school zones and the 40km/h speed limit in school and playground areas. In the coming days and weeks, police will be directing attention to traffic offences in school zones and playground areas, with particular emphasis on…
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