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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Now that Agribition is in full swing, the Regina Police Service is taking the opportunity to remind all gun owners to ensure that firearms and ammunition are properly stored, handled and secured, both in transport and at home. The regulations pertaining to the storage, display, handling and transportation of firearms by individuals can be found…
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A brief interruption of business at the front desk of the Regina Police Service today has provided a perfect opportunity to remind the public about what to do when you see a suspicious package. The front doors at Regina Police Service Headquarters were closed for about an hour today (Tuesday, Nov. 22nd) while the RPS…
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The Regina Police Service is warning the public about the extreme danger posed by drug consumption in light of two recent deaths, believed to be the result of drug overdoses. Although the results of toxicology tests are not yet available, the Regina Police Service and the Office of the Chief Coroner have reason to suspect…
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The Regina Police Service is requesting information in relation to four incidents involving firearms which occurred yesterday, November 22nd, 2016. It is not known, at this time, if any of these cases are related. On November 22nd, 2016, at 4:37 p.m., police were dispatched to the 1000 block of Argyle Street regarding a weapons offence.…
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