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Regina police officer facing breach of trust, gun charges

The Regina police constable was suspended and will appear in court after investigators say he took a prohibited firearm surrendered for destruction.

  • On Tuesday, Regina Police Service officials charged Constable Sheldon Kowalchuk with breach of trust and unauthorized possession of a firearm following an internal investigation; the seven-year veteran was immediately suspended from duty.
  • Investigators allege Kowalchuk obtained a prohibited firearm for his own benefit during a 2022 provincial amnesty period, when the weapon was delivered to him for destruction by the Regina Police Service Professional Standards Unit.
  • The breach of trust charge alleges Kowalchuk kept the weapon rather than destroying it; he additionally faces a firearm charge for possessing a prohibited gun without a license or registration certificate.
  • Kowalchuk will make his first court appearance on December 15, 2026, in Regina Provincial Court following consultation with Crown Prosecutors to ensure public accountability and transparency.
  • Chief Lorilee Davies scheduled a media availability for noon, and anyone with information is asked to contact the Regina Police Service Professional Standards Unit at 306-777-6514.
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Regina officer accused of keeping firearm that was surrendered for destruction

A seven-year constable with the Regina police has been suspended after breach of trust, firearms charges.

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