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Rose Valley RCMP are renewing their plea for help tracking down a Saskatoon man wanted in connection with an alleged shooting and robbery on Yellow Quill First Nation this summer.
Mounties are searching for 29-year-old Rylance Quewezance, who faces a charge of robbery with a firearm stemming from the June 20 incident where police said a group of people approached two men who were walking on the First Nation northeast of Saskatoon and robbed them, shooting one of the victims before fleeing.
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Mounties have been looking for Quewezance for over three months and are urging anyone who might know where he is hiding to step forward.
Officers describe Quewezance as being five-foot-six inches tall and weighing around 149 pounds. He has black hair and brown eyes.
Police note that while his current whereabouts are completely unknown, he is known to have ties to both the Yellow Quill First Nation area in Saskatchewan and Airdrie, Alberta.
Police say Quewezance should not be approached but anyone who sees him should immediately call their local police department or contact the RCMP at 310-RCMP.
Two other men were also charged following the June 20 shooting. A 23-year-old from Yellow Quill First Nation has been charged with two counts of robbery with a firearm and assault with a weapon as well as a number of other firearms offences, while a 32-year-old also from Yellow Quill First Nation has been charged with two counts of robbery with a firearm and failing to comply with release order conditions.
They are scheduled to make their next court appearances in Rose Valley on Oct. 7.
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