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Police also called about impaired drivers, a stolen vehicle and another assault.

Thefts from the Wilkie gas station and Unity Home Centre took place within an hour of each other, on the early morning of May 22.

Police learned a woman had given the middle finger to another woman who grabbed a mace-style object and used it as a weapon in a threatening manner. There were no injuries from the incident.

The no-fly zone in place in the airspace above the landfill has also been extended for the duration of the search.

Nicholas Scott was pronounced deceased on Tuesday morning but was being kept on life support until his organs were taken Thursday evening. Friday morning, the RCMP said an autopsy was scheduled for that morning at City Hospital in Saskatoon. Following the results of the autopsy, said RCMP, additional charges are likely to be laid. A male youth has already been charged with aggravated assault.

Family say the victim is Nicholas (Nick) Scott and he is deceased.

On May 30, around 6:15 p.m., the police service responded to a two-vehicle collision at the intersection of Thatcher Drive East and Highway 1.

The District Attorney's office opposed Matthew Ballek's release saying he poses both a serious danger to community and is a serious flight risk because he faces a significant prison sentence if convicted.

Outlook RCMP Sgt. Mark Langager revealed stats of criminal activity in the riverside community.

In recognition of the selfless efforts of individuals who took steps to improve the quality of life for everyone in the community, the Moose Jaw Police Service held its yearly awards ceremony on the afternoon of May 29