Summary

In a brazen series of events, two individuals were charged following a home invasion and a string of hit-and-runs in Regina.

Incident Timeline

On December 1, at approximately 8:55 a.m., officers from the Regina Police Service responded to a violent home invasion at the 100 block of Rink Avenue.

Multiple suspects stormed into a residence, physically assaulted a resident, and fired shots with what appeared to be a BB gun.

The suspects fled in a getaway vehicle, which led to another hit-and-run incident in a nearby parking lot.

Shortly after, another hit-and-run occurred at the intersection of McIntosh Street and 9th Avenue North.

Further Incidents

At around 9:45 a.m., police received a call about a man attempting to steal a truck from a residence on Elgaard Drive.

The suspect fled to North Galloway Street, where he threatened another victim with a weapon and succeeded in stealing a vehicle.

Police Intervention

Police found the stolen truck near Rochdale Boulevard and North Stockton Street after a collision.

The suspect attempted to escape but was quickly apprehended.

Charges Filed

A 43-year-old man faces charges including attempted murder and breaking and entering, while a 39-year-old woman has been charged with breaking and entering.

Community Impact

The incident has raised concerns about safety in Regina, prompting discussions on increased policing strategies.

Court Appearance

Both suspects made their initial court appearance on December 2, as the investigation continues.