Mischief is sometimes defined as playful misbehavior, but not when the word has the characters “430 CC” following it. Destroying or damaging the property of others is a Criminal Code offence and has consequences for the perpetrator(s). In the past ten days, there have been 29 reported incidents of smashed glass in transit bus shelters, all across the city. These events are under investigation, but, at this time, police have not identified a suspect or suspects. Anyone who has information that could assist police in these investigations is asked to contact the Regina Police Service at 306-777-6500 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). Suspicious activity can also be reported to police by calling 306-777-6500. For emergencies and crimes in progress, always call 9-1-1.
These are the locations of the recent mischief incidents and the dates they were reported to police:
- November 30th – 3100 East Quance Street,
- November 30th – 1600 Broadway Avenue,
- November 30th – 1400 College Avenue,
- November 30th – 1300 College Avenue,
- November 30th – 600 East College Avenue,
- November 30th – 4400 Diefenbaker Drive,
- November 30th – 1200 College Avenue,
- November 30th – 2200 East Quance Street
- November 30th – 2200 East Quance Street,
- November 30th – 99 Cambridge Avenue,
- December 1st – 900 Broadway Avenue,
- December 1st – 2300 E. Assiniboine Avenue,
- December 1st – 2200 East Quance Street,
- December 4th – 5300 Diefenbaker Drive,
- December 4th – 5300 Diefenbaker Drive,
- December 6th – 3737 Wascana Parkway,
- December 6th – 2100 College Avenue,
- December 6th – 1000 McIntosh Street,
- December 6th – 1600 Albert Street,
- December 6th – 2000 College Avenue,
- December 6th – 400 Rink Avenue,
- December 6th – 1000 Pasqua Street,
- December 6th – 1300 Albert Street,
- December 6th – 1341 Broadway Avenue,
- December 6th – 1000 Broadway Avenue,
- December 7th – 2000 Winnipeg Street,
- December 7th – 3700 Chuka Boulevard,
- December 8th – 2500 Assinibione Ave E,
- December 8th – 2900 Chuka Boulevard
A map showing the locations of the incidents is attached.
These crimes cost everyone in terms of tax dollars and create inconvenience and discomfort to users of the transit system who lose a place to shelter and stay warm. Everyone can have a role in community safety. The Regina Police Service thanks the public and the media for their support and cooperation.
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