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ESTEVAN POLICE Service

Media Release

October 28, 2026

A wellbeing check was conducted on an individual after they made threats of self-harm to family members based on changing circumstances in their life. Members located the person and determined that they had no plans to self-harm. A referral through PACT was made and additional follow-up with the individual is planned. A complaint of harassment through text communication was received

October 27, 2026

A report of a male checking doors on a business in the Eastend area was received. The individual, who is known to police, was located and cautioned about his observed actions. A trespass notice from the business will be served at a later date. A theft of a jacket from a vehicle was reported during dayshift. The matter remains under

October 26, 2026

EPS responded to a collision involving two pickup trucks at the intersection of Kensington Avenue and Devonian Street during dayshift. The vehicle owners exchanged information prior to police arrival, however one informed police that he thought the other driver may be impaired. A separate traffic stop was conducted on the vehicle shortly after it left the scene of the collision

Advisory: Scenario Training (October 29, 2026)

The Estevan Police Service is advising the public of a scheduled training exercise taking place on Thursday, October 29, 2026 between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The exercise will occur in the 1300 Block of Lynd Cres. and will involve an increased police presence, including uniformed and tactical members, police vehicles, and the service’s K-9 unit. This

October 25, 2026

A traffic stop during dayshift resulted in a 23-year old Yorkton male being arrested for driving while prohibited, and it was determined that he also had active arrest warrants with the Regina Police Service. He was charged for driving while prohibited under the Criminal Code along with several charges under the Traffic Safety Act and his vehicle was impounded for

October 24, 2026

EPS members attended to a residence in response to an individual experiencing a mental health crisis. Patrol members mediated the individual’s immediate concerns and additional follow-up by the Police and Crisis Team (PACT) is planned. A domestic disturbance surrounding child custody concerns was attended to by members during dayshift. A temporary resolution was mediated and information was provided to both

October 23, 2026

EPS received a report of an individual breaching a court ordered condition of no contact with another person by communicating with them by telephone. Charges are pending for failing to comply with conditions of their release. A complaint was received from an individual that accidentally sent money to a former landlord and had been unable to recover it. Members spoke

October 22, 2026

A business in the east end reported an unwanted individual on their property that was causing a disturbance and refusing to leave when asked to do so by staff. Members attended and the male repeatedly refused to leave and declined to identify himself to police. Following multiple attempts to gain compliance, the male was arrested under the Trespass to Property