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A Man Charged With Attempted Murder Was Back In Court
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2 People Charged With Attempted Murder Appear In Court
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By Ryan Young
Three people have been charged following an attempted murder.
On October 4th, the victim met three individuals outside of a Regina nightclub and left in a vehicle with them.
The suspects proceeded to beat, torture and rob the victim before leaving them unconscious in a field, north of Fort Qu’Appelle with serious injuries.
22-year-old Sheridan Squirrel, 25-year-old Jenna Hoffman of Wadena, and 24-year-old Austin Severight of the Yellowquill First Nation were charged with Attempted Murder, Kidnapping, Robbery and Choking to Overcome Resistance.
Squirrel pled guilty to Aggravated Assault, Robbery and Forcible Confinement and was sentenced to five-and-a-half years in jail, while Hoffman’s next court appearance is on June 17th, and Severight was due to Regina court today (Tues).
Memorial Health announces new affiliation
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A new Cancer Center on Memorial’s main campus will improve and enhance the patient experience with communal and private treatment areas featuring natural light and outdoor views.
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MARYSVILLE – Memorial Health is continuing its focus and dedication to the fight against cancer, with a mission to bring advanced oncology and hematology services to area residents. Two recent developments in this mission include a formal affiliation with The James Cancer Network (JCN), as well as the opening of a new Cancer Center on its main campus in Marysville.
Memorial recently announced the organization has teamed up with one of the nation’s leading cancer research and care providers, The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute (OSUCCC – James), through its James Cancer Network.
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One person has pleaded guilty to three offences and two others have been charged in connection with an RCMP investigation into an incident in which a person was allegedly driven outside Regina then beaten, tortured, robbed and left in a field outside Fort Qu’Appelle last year.
The RCMP suspects there may be other victims of similar incidents allegedly committed by the same people already charged.
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According to an RCMP news release issued Tuesday, on the morning of Oct. 4, 2020, Fort Qu’Appelle EMS and RCMP responded to a complaint of an injured person who was found in a rural field north of Fort Qu’Appelle. The victim suffered severe injuries and required hospital treatment.
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