On May 1, Punnichy RCMP received a report of a missing person from the Muskowekwan First Nation. The missing male is Cody Ridge Wolfe, 17 years old.
Wolfe was last seen at his grandmother's residence on April 29th at 10:30 pm. Shortly after this sighting, Wolfe left on foot for another residence which was approximately five miles away. Investigators do not believe Wolfe ever reached his destination that night. There have been no other sightings of Wolfe and police are asking for the public's assistance in locating this missing person.
Wolfe is described as being 5'7", 110 lbs and is First Nation. He has shoulder length black hair, brown eyes, and a scar between his nose and his upper lip. Wolfe was last seen wearing a black jacket, blue sweater, blue jeans and white running shoes.
A photo of Wolfe is attached to this media release.
If you have information in regards to the location of this individual, please contact the Punnichy RCMP at 306-835-5200 or if you wish to remain anonymous, Saskatchewan Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
Road closure signage illegally removed
The Yorkton Rural RCMP would like to advise the public that multiple road closures are in effect in the rural areas surrounding the city of Yorkton. This is mainly as a result of flood relief efforts.
It has come to our attention that a person or persons are removing barricades and signage from the affected roads.
These persons could be considered liable for criminal and civil action if someone were to damage their property, get injured, or be killed as a result of these actions.
The barricades and signage are placed in an effort to keep people safe. Removing or moving them could result in injury or worse for your friends, neighbors, or family.
Leave the barricades and signage in place.
Diesel leaked in semi accident
At 3:05 am on April 27, an eastbound semi crossed the westbound lane on Highway 10 approximately three km west of Wroxton, SK and ended up in the north ditch.
The tractor-trailer was carrying diesel fuel. Some of the fuel leaked from the tanks and Saskatchewan Environment was on scene to monitor the removal and cleanup of the fuel. The highway was restricted to a single lane for several hours.
Road conditions at the time were good and no other vehicles were involved in the incident. The lone male occupant was treated and released from hospital.
