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Regina Police Chief Removed from Active Duty Amid Investigation
In a significant development, Regina Police Chief Farooq Sheikh has been suspended from active duty following a review initiated by the Public Complaints Commission (PCC). This action comes in response to a complaint lodged by a member of the community, although specific details regarding the nature of the complaint remain undisclosed at this time.
A statement from the Board of Police Commissioners emphasized their commitment to addressing complaints with seriousness, underscoring the importance of maintaining public trust in the Regina Police Service during the ongoing investigation by the PCC.
“The Board of Police Commissioners takes complaints seriously and has a duty to protect public confidence in the Regina Police Service while the PCC investigates,” the board stated in its release.
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As the investigation unfolds, there have been no additional comments from the board. In the interim, Deputy Chief Lorilee Davies has been appointed to assume the role of acting police chief. The board has assured the public that it will communicate with the PCC once the investigation reaches its conclusion.
As this story develops, further information will be provided.
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