Dillon was driving a grey Dodge Caravan and was wearing a black jacket and black pants when his family reported him missing to the Battlefords RCMP. His family tracked his van to the side of the road near Radisson on Highway 16 and also called Radisson RCMP. When his family arrived at the location, his van was no longer there. His family said Dillon had pulled over on the side of Highway 16 between North Battleford and Saskatoon and that is when he was allegedly taken by gang members. The RCMP didn’t issue a missing person’s report but, today, Regina RCMP Media Relations spokesperson Jessica Murphy confirmed with the
“I took this case because I am concerned with the ‘laws’ being made across the country by non-legislators. Orders, like the current Public Health Order made Nov. 26, 2020, for Saskatchewan, are being published at a fast rate with seemingly little regard for any other aspect of society besides public health.” Miller said the COVID-19 response is unprecedented, and law enforcement is scrambling to find ways to enforce laws, which never existed before. “Often, I’ve seen their inexperience with these new structures result in misapplication of the law and Charter breaches.” The church’s first court appearance is scheduled in Prince Albert Provincial Court on March 1.
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