At 1:30pm today, March 3rd 2013, the Regina Police Service evacuated a portion of their building at 1717 Osler Street and closed it to the public, after a citizen brought in blasting caps and cords, which are explosive devices that pose a risk if not handled correctly. The purpose in bringing these items to police…
DetailsA former Regina resident, a 57 year-old male, is charged with Fraud Over $5,000 in a case that alleges the accused defrauded his former employer by improper use of a corporate purchasing card. The case involved a lengthy investigation which began when the Regina Police Service received the allegation of fraud and supporting documentation on…
DetailsThe Regina Police Service reports a 62 year-old male, who is the subject of an 810.2 Recognizance, has been charged with a breach of conditions of the recognizance. This type of recognizance is identified in Section 810.2 of the Criminal Code of Canada, which provides for a situation where a police officer, fearing that another…
DetailsAt the regularly-scheduled monthly meeting of the Regina Board of Police Commissioners today, Monday February 25th, the Board was presented with statistics for December, 2012, as well as a report giving a ten-year picture of overall reported crime in the City of Regina and ten-year comparisons in various crime classes. For a complete look at…
DetailsThe Regina Police Service would like to make the public aware of recent scam attempts on Regina citizens. The first, known as the “Grand Parent” scam, typically involves a phone call to an elderly person with the caller claiming to be a grandchild of the victim by addressing them as grandmother or grandfather. The victim…
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