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Melfort RCMP looking for man connected to break and enters

Melfort RCMP looking for man connected to break and enters

The crimes took place sometime over the night of Jan. 3.
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Police looking for four suspects in Paradise Hill ATM heist

Police looking for four suspects in Paradise Hill ATM heist

One of two vehicles was previously reported stolen from Alberta and has since been recovered in Saskatchewan. The second vehicle has not been located.
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Domotor case heads to alternative measures

Domotor case heads to alternative measures

Case for Cut Knife-Turtleford MLA Ryan Domotor returns to provincial court Feb. 1.
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Activities for Regina Crime Stoppers in 2023 highlighted

Activities for Regina Crime Stoppers in 2023 highlighted

In their yearly report released Thursday, tips to Crime Stoppers went up in Regina in 2023, but the amount of property, drugs and cash seized was down.
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Regina police ask public assistance locating missing woman

Regina police ask public assistance locating missing woman

Anonymous information can also be provided to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
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Woman charged after Big Island man seriously injured

Woman charged after Big Island man seriously injured

Pierceland RCMP continue to investigate with the assistance of Saskatchewan RCMP’s General Investigation Section.
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Sask. RCMP: Homicide rate up 50% in five years

Sask. RCMP: Homicide rate up 50% in five years

44 per cent of perpetrators were already involved in the justice system.
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Thieves take wiring, candles, rug from Moffat church

Thieves take wiring, candles, rug from Moffat church

Theft occurred Christmas Eve or Day.
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Lone occupant dies in crash near Regina

Lone occupant dies in crash near Regina

Collision occurred on the Regina Bypass near where it intersects with Highway 1.
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Moose Jaw: Property crimes up nearly 3%, drug offences jump 130%

Moose Jaw: Property crimes up nearly 3%, drug offences jump 130%

The Moose Jaw Police Service presented crime data during the Board of Police Commissioners’ December meeting.
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