Regina Police Service

Let police know how they're doing with new survey

Do you think the police in your community are doing their job?

In just over a week, the Regina Police Service will begin conducting a public survey...giving you the chance to tell them how they're doing through phone and in-person interviews.

The month long survey will cover topics like police presence, trust, and confidence, as well as fear of crime.

Police are hoping for good public participation. They say the survey is an important tool in their efforts to be the best they can be.

Regina Police Service request for information in the Karen ...

Regina Police Service request for information in the Karen language www.reginapolice.ca Released August 6, 2011 OAKVIEW DRIVE HOMICIDES -- ONE YEAR LATER As of August 6th, 2011, it will be one year since the discovery of the bodies of three victims of homicide: 31 year-old Gray Nay HTOO (male); 28 year-old Maw MAW, (female); and three year-old Seven June HTOO (male), all of Regina. The victims were members of the same family; their bodies were discovered in their home at 323 Oakview Drive. This discovery launched one of the larger, more complex investigations undertaken by the Regina Police Service. To date, there have been no arrests or charges laid in connection with these murders. Today, the Regina Police Service acknowledged the one-year mark by renewing its call for information that could assist the investigation. There is a team of seven investigators dedicated to this case which, at times, has directed the efforts of up to 23 other officers, depending on the needs of the investigation. There have been approximately 250 interviews completed in this ongoing investigation, with approximately 130 individuals. The Regina Police Service is sending out a request for information, spoken in the Karen language, the primary language of the victims, who were recent newcomers to Canada from Burma. "We are doing this because we feel strongly that there is information out there that we have not been able to access," says Police Chief Troy Hagen, "If those who have that <b>...</b>

Regina Police Service request for information in the Karen language www.reginapolice.ca Released August 6, 2011 OAKVIEW DRIVE HOMICIDES — ONE YEAR LATER As of August 6th, 2011, it will be one year since the discovery of the bodies of three victims of homicide: 31 year-old Gray Nay HTOO (male); 28 year-old Maw MAW, (female); and three year-old Seven June HTOO (male), all of Regina. The victims were members of the same family; their bodies were discovered in their home at 323 Oakview Drive. This discovery launched one of the larger, more complex investigations undertaken by the Regina Police Service. To date, there have been no arrests or charges laid in connection with these murders. Today, the Regina Police Service acknowledged the one-year mark by renewing its call for information that could assist the investigation.

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