Police break up Native gang in Saskatchewan

Tuesday, April 24, 2007  

Police in Saskatchewan have arrested 14 people they say are the key members of a Native street gang in Regina.

The Native Syndicate Killers is accused of selling marijuana, cocaine and ecstasy. Its members have also been linked to several violent acts, including an attempted murder last year.

Saskatchewan has the highest rate of Native youth involvement in gangs, according to authorities. The province is home to several Native street gangs.

Get the Story:
14 alleged members of Native Syndicate Killers charged (CBC 4/23)
Police Hope Regina Gang Dismantled (NewsTalk 980)

Native Gang Report:
2005 Intelligence Trends: Aboriginal-based Gangs in Saskatchewan (March 2005)

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