Man charged in attempted murder investigation in Regina after allegedly running over victim twice
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A man in Regina is facing attempted murder charges after allegedly running over a woman twice and fleeing from officers at high speeds.
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A man in Regina is facing attempted murder charges after allegedly running over a woman twice and fleeing from officers at high speeds.
According to the Regina Police Service (RPS), officers were called to Victoria Avenue and St. John Street at around 5 a.m. on Saturday after a woman was reportedly lying in the street.
Police found the woman where she appeared to be suffering from stab wounds, a news release said.
Officers found the suspect, a 54-year-old man, in a nearby truck.
According to the release, officers approached the truck when suddenly the suspect reversed at a “high rate of speed” and ran over the woman on the street.
Officers ordered the man to stop the vehicle when he allegedly refused.
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