Regina police have made significant progress in the city's tenth homicide investigation of 2025, charging three individuals after a man was discovered deceased in a residential property.
Discovery and Initial Response
The investigation began when officers responded to a residence located on the 1000 block of 12th Avenue following reports of a deceased individual. The victim, whose identity has not yet been publicly released, was pronounced dead at the scene.
Regina Police Service spokesperson confirmed the incident represents the tenth homicide recorded in the city during 2025. The discovery was made earlier this week, prompting an immediate and thorough investigation by major crimes unit detectives.
Charges Laid Against Three Suspects
Following intensive investigative work, police have taken three individuals into custody and laid charges in connection with the death. While specific charges haven't been disclosed publicly, authorities confirm all three suspects are facing serious criminal offenses related to the homicide.
The rapid development of charges demonstrates the efficiency of Regina police investigators in building a case following the tragic discovery. All three accused individuals are expected to make court appearances in the coming days as the judicial process moves forward.
Ongoing Investigation and Community Impact
Despite the charges already laid, police emphasize that their investigation remains active and ongoing. Forensic teams continue to process evidence from the 12th Avenue residence, and investigators are following up on additional leads.
This incident marks a sobering milestone for Regina, reaching double-digit homicides for the year. Community leaders have expressed concern about the violence and are working with police to address underlying issues contributing to such crimes.
Police are urging anyone with additional information about this incident or who may have witnessed suspicious activity in the 1000 block of 12th Avenue around the time of the homicide to come forward and contact Regina Police Service or Crime Stoppers anonymously.
