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On November 16th, at approximately 6:30 p.m., members from the Carlyle RCMP responded to a call on the Whitebear First Nation. The call was in relation to a report of a 39 year old male being stabbed. RCMP arrived along with Carlyle EMS. The victim was conscious and his injuries were serious in nature. The victim was transported to local hospital for treatment. He was then transported to hospital in Regina where he remains.
As members of the RCMP were investigating the stabbing at the residence, they heard a collision on Highway #9 which was located near the Whitebear residence. RCMP attended to the collision and discovered an 18 year old male was struck by a passing motorist after wandering onto the traveled portion of the road. The 18 year old was airlifted by STARS to hospital in Regina where he remains.
The 18 year old male is identified as Mallory Maxie from the Whitebear First Nation and he is facing charges of Attempted Murder in relation to the stabbing. The accused has been remanded until Wednesday, November 21st where he will be making an appearance, pending a release from the hospital, in Carlyle Provincial Court at 10:00 a.m.
Both of these investigations continue and are being investigated by the Carlyle RCMP with assistance from the Provincial GIS out of Regina and members from Regina detachment. Also assisting with the investigation is the RCMP Forensic Identification Unit and an RCMP Traffic Re-constructionist.
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