He may be en-route to Edmonton, AB, but this is not confirmed. If you see him, do not approach him, and call 911 or your local police immediately. Anyone with any information regarding the whereabouts of Raheem Hagan is asked to contact Meadow Lake RCMP at 306-236-2570 or their local police. Information can be submitted anonymously through Saskatchewan Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or www.saskcrimestoppers.com. Background: Just before midnight on Tuesday April 13, Meadow Lake RCMP responded to a report of shots being fired outside of a business located at the 600 block of 1
st Avenue in Meadow Lake.
Legal aide lawyer Andrew Lyster asked for a bail verification report for both Pahtayken and Okemow. Onion Lake RCMP responded to shots fired at a home at about 9:30 a.m. on April 10. The occupants inside the home escaped to a nearby residence and were unharmed. Police say the suspects fled Onion Lake, Sask., and headed towards the border city of Lloydminster. Alberta RCMP issued a media release warning the public that the two were at large and considered armed and dangerous. Edmonton Air Services and RCMP Canine Unit were deployed to help locate and arrest the suspects. They were arrested without incident near Kitscoty, Alta.
“I just have to meet with (McAlpine) to discuss it,” said Smith, who requested a one-month adjournment. North Battleford Judge Daniel O’Hanlon, who was presiding over Lloydminster Provincial Court, granted the adjournment. McAlpine, along with Glynnis Larene Chief, 37, Twaine Derek Buffalo-Naistus, 39, and Tyler Ryan Wolfe, 35, all from Onion Lake, along with Danny Lee Weeseekase, 38, from Makwa Sahgaiehcan First nation, were arrested on Onion Lake Cree Nation Jan. 1, 2021. RCMP say they were pursuing a black SUV on Onion Lake Cree Nation when a firearm came out of one of the SUV’s windows and multiple shots were fired at police. No one was injured.
Swiftwolfe has been in custody since multiple RCMP detachments – including the North Battleford RCMP Gang Task Force - teamed up to locate and arrest him. Swiftwofe was arrested on Highway 40 near Sweetgrass First Nation on Dec. 6, 2020. When police arrested him they found a loaded firearm in the vehicle that was within his reach. When RCMP issued the public warning about Swiftwolfe, in describing him they said he has the word “Westside” tattooed on the right side of his face and neck. Westside Outlaws is a street gang that started in Onion Lake Cree Nation.The charges against Swiftwolfe haven’t been proven in court.