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A 29-year-old Cumberland House man has been charged with aggravated assault and discharging a firearm with intent after RCMP received a report of an injured person outside a business in Cumberland House on Thursday morning.
RCMP said in a news release on Jan. 23 that officers received the report around 8 a.m. on Jan. 22 and found a male youth with “injuries consistent with gunshot wounds.”
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First aid was provided to the man until the paramedics arrived, police said, and he was taken to the hospital with “injuries described as serious in nature.”
“Investigators identified a possible suspect, including a vehicle he was known to operate,” said the Mounties, who searched for the suspect with a police dog.
Officers found the suspect was inside a home in Cumberland House, and a Critical Incident Response Team helped arrest him about 1:40 p.m.
The investigation continued with the assistance of Saskatchewan RCMP’s Serious Crimes Unit and Forensic Identification Services.
The man is scheduled to appear in La Ronge Provincial Court on Jan. 26.
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- Mounties search for ‘person of interest’ after shooting in Cumberland House on Thursday morning
- Saskatoon lawyer disbarred after misleading clients, falsifying documents for two years
- Mounties handed out hundreds of tickets across Saskatchewan during enforcement blitz
Editor’s note: This article was amended after receiving new information from RCMP Jan. 26, 2026.
