Today, Wednesday, November 8, 2017, the Regina Police Service, along with government and community partners, held a news conference to announce an improved response to domestic conflict in our community. Even the term “Domestic Conflict” is a change, since it refers to more than physical or visible forms of violence between persons in relationships. A…
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The Regina Police Service would like to thank the citizens of Regina who participated in our Firearms Amnesty Program. From February 1st – 15th, 2017, Regina residents were encouraged to contact the Regina Police Service to surrender their unwanted firearms, replica firearms, and ammunition. Police Service members picked up unwanted firearms, ammunition and other weapons…
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The Regina Police Service is making public a redacted copy of the “Independent File Review: Sudden Death Investigation of Nadine Machiskinic”, which was requested by RPS Chief Evan Bray, in 2017, and carried out by the Saskatchewan RCMP. This independent review was commissioned by Chief Evan Bray, by means of formal correspondence on August 4,…
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The Annual Regina Police Service Awards, held on Tuesday, February 5, 2019, saw awards presented to more than 80 individuals, from the Police Service and the public. This is an annual event (since 2004) designed to recognize individuals and organizations for their contributions to the community, policing and public safety. The award categories are as…
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An eight-year Constable with the Regina Police Service has agreed to the conditions of an 810.(1) recognizance in connection with a domestic-related conflict. It has long been the practice of the Regina Police Service to notify the public if/when a police officer has been criminally charged; however, an 810.(1) recognizance is not a criminal charge. …
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