Regina Police Say a 15-Year-Old Female Youth, Who Cannot Be Named, Is Charged With Possession of a Weapon, Assault a Peace Officer and Failure to Comply With Disposition After Officers Called to the 5200 Block of Rochdale Boulevard Seized a BB Handgun From the Waistband of One of Two Youths They Located (October 19, 2026)

The Regina Police Service says officers were called to the 5200 block of Rochdale Boulevard at approximately 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 17, 2026, over a report of three females in possession of what appeared to be a firearm, and that officers arrived within minutes and located two female youths matching the suspects’ descriptions in the 4400 block of the same street. The force says officers seized a BB handgun from the waistband of one of the suspects and that further investigation determined the second female youth had possessed it during the incident. One officer sustained minor injuries during the arrest. A 15-year-old female youth, who the release says cannot be named in keeping with the provisions of the Youth Criminal Justice Act, is charged with three counts. The force published the charges on October 19.

The Three Counts

The Regina Police Service lists the charges as “Possession of a Weapon [CC 88];” “Assault a Peace Officer [CC 270(1)(A)];” and “Failure to Comply with Disposition [YCJA 137].” The release gives the charged youth’s age as 15 and her sex as female, and names no one.

The release says that as officers attempted to arrest her, she became uncooperative and kicked one officer in the leg, and that she was subsequently taken into custody. It gives her first appearance as November 26, 2026, in Regina Provincial Youth Court.

The BB Handgun

The force says the weapon was a BB handgun, seized from the waistband of one of the suspects during a search, and that further investigation determined the second female youth had possessed it during the incident. The release does not give a make or model for it.

The force says the call reported three females in possession of what appeared to be a firearm; officers arrived within minutes and located two female youths matching the suspects’ descriptions. The release does not say whether the third female was identified or located. It says one officer sustained minor injuries during the arrest, and gives no further description of those injuries.

The youth is presumed innocent until proven guilty, and none of the three counts has been tested in court. The allegations are those of the Regina Police Service, as published in its October 19 release. No gang or criminal organization has been named in connection with this case.