The Regina Police Service is advising the media and members of the public of a scheduled training scenario for police recruits of the Saskatchewan Police College, taking place Thursday, December 11 and Friday, December 12, from approximately 8:00 a.m. to approximately 4:00 p.m. at a building at 160 McIntosh Street. This advisory is being issued…
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At the monthly meeting of the Regina Board of Police Commissioners, this morning, Deputy Chief Dean Rae and Chief Troy Hagen introduced the Service’s new Strategic Plan. The Saskatchewan Police Commission Policy Manual mandates that police services must have a strategic business plan and the means of measuring performance. The strategic business plan should: –…
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The Regina Police Service is encouraging members of the public to practice crime prevention strategies in our community during the holiday season and in the New Year. If you see any strange activity, people, or vehicles in your neighbourhood that you aren’t sure of, call police and report the activity. You never know if it’s…
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The Regina Police Service has contacted the provincial Public Complaints Commission (PCC) to ask that the PCC take a recent allegation by a member of the public on social media and deem it a formal complaint and investigation. On Monday, January 5, 2015, the Regina Police Service was made aware of an allegation, circulating on…
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The Regina Police Service has been asked to respond to the revelation, as reported in the media, that the complainant in a recent allegation against police has admitted to making misleading statements. The Service would like to remind the media and the public that the investigation into the original complaint by the Public Complaints Commission…
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