Mounties investigating after shots fired at home on Muskowekwan First Nation

Mounties in Saskatchewan say no injuries were reported after shots were fired at a home on the Muskowekwan First Nation early on Wednesday morning.

According to police, officers were called to the home on the First Nation northeast of Regina at around 3 a.m.

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“Investigation determined that an unknown individual or individuals discharged a firearm, striking a residence,” the Saskatchewan RCMP said in a statement.

“The occupants of the residence did not report physical injuries to police.”

Police asked anyone with information that could help further the investigation to contact the Saskatchewan RCMP or make an anonymous report through Crime Stoppers.

A number of homes around Saskatchewan have been struck by gunfire in recent months, leading to at least one serious injury.

In Regina, an 11-year-old girl was seriously hurt after shots were fired at a home on Edgar Street on Aug. 11.

A home on Ephinstone Street in Regina and two nearby vehicles were struck by gunfire on Sept. 29. No injuries were reported, but one of the vehicles was occupied when it was struck by the gunfire.

“At this time, it is not clear where the shots originated from,” the Regina Police Service said in a statement.

On Oct. 22, police in Saskatoon said shots were fired at a home on Avenue C North.

“Upon arrival, officers determined that a firearm had been discharged multiple times towards a residence. Further investigation located spent and unspent casings in the yard of the residence,” the Saskatoon Police Service said in a statement.

“The suspects had fled the area prior to police arrival.”

A police spokesperson told 650 CKOM the home was occupied at the time of the shooting, but no injuries were reported.