Source: Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Please note all information below occurred within the time period above, unless otherwise noted.
Saskatchewan RCMP – Your Provincial Police Service
Investigative Recap
January 8: Update: Yorkton RCMP advises residents of an increased police presence on Tupper Avenue in Yorkton
January 9: On January 9, 2024 at approximately 2:50 p.m., La Ronge RCMP received a report of a house fire on Chief James Roberts Street in Air Ronge.
Officers responded immediately. La Ronge Regional Fire Department responded to the fire, and La Ronge RCMP assisted at the scene.
Responding emergency personal observed illicit drugs and drug paraphernalia in the residence.
As a result, officers located and seized approximately 51 grams of fentanyl, 138 grams of an unknown substance, 13 grams methamphetamine, a sawed-off rifle and a rifle, ammunition, and other drug paraphernalia.
An adult male and a youth male were arrested on warrant at the scene. An adult female was also arrested at the scene.
32-year-old Scott Boehr from Southend and 19-year-old Kaydence Charles from La Ronge are each charged with:
- two counts, unsafe storage of firearms, Section 86(2), Criminal Code;
- two counts, possession for a firearm/prohibited weapon when knowing possession unauthorized, Section 92(3), Criminal Code;
- two counts, possession of weapon for dangerous purpose, Section 88(2), Criminal Code;
- two counts, possession of restricted firearm/prohibited weapon with ammo without license/registration, Section 95(2), Criminal Code;
- two counts, weapons possession contrary to order and fail to surrender authorization, Section 117.01(3), Criminal Code; and
- three counts, possession for the purpose of trafficking, Section 5(2), Controlled Drugs and Substances Act.
Scott Boehr was also charged with four counts, fail to comply with release order condition, Section 145(5)(a), Criminal Code. Kaydence Charles was additionally charged with three counts, fail to comply with release order condition, Section 145(5)(a), Criminal Code.
We are unable to identify the youth male as per the Youth Criminal Justice Act.
All three accused appeared in La Ronge Provincial Court on January 11, 2024.
January 10: Located: Coronach RCMP asks public to report whereabouts of wanted male
January 11: Update: Prince Albert RCMP investigating arson
January 12: Battlefords RCMP seeks public assistance locating missing 34-year-old male
January 12: Yorkton RCMP investigating robbery and serious assault
January 12: Prince Albert RCMP investigating after firearm discharged at residence, vehicle
January 12: Update: Canora RCMP continue to seek public assistance locating missing 67-year-old male
Coronach RCMP seeks public assistance identifying male involved in multiple break and enters
The Coronach RCMP request the public’s assistance in identifying a male in relation to a series of break and enters to businesses.
Sometime between the evening hours of February 28 and the morning hours of March 1, 2023, several businesses in Coronach were broken into. In each instance, only cash was stolen.
In the early hours of March 30, 2023, several businesses in Ogema were broken into. Only cash was stolen.
Coronach RCMP believes this is the same male responsible for multiple business break and enters in small communities throughout southern Saskatchewan and Manitoba over several years based on the businesses targeted, his entry methods, and the items stolen.
The RCMP is now releasing surveillance footage photos from some of the businesses targeted in hopes that someone may be able to identify the person in connection with the investigation.
The suspect is described as a man between the ages of 30 to 50 years old. He has sandy brown hair that is balding on top. He wears glasses and is known to wear hoodies, Mechanix brand gloves, a dark backpack, and a black reusable face mask.
Anyone who has information that could help further the investigation is asked to contact either their local detachment by calling 310-RCMP (310-7267) or the Coronach RCMP at 306-267-1830. Information can be provided anonymously through Crime Stoppers by calling 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).