Luseland Police Service

06/19/2026

Luseland Police Service will be in attendance!

06/05/2026

Our records indicate that the Luseland Police Service is celebrating its 115th year anniversary this June.

On June 13th, 1911 it was agreed that the village of Luseland would appoint its first constable. Since that time, based on our service records, we believe that there have been 30 officers employed by the service.
Their names and years of service are as follows:

Hector McFadyen 1915-1915

James (Jimmy) Sim 1915-1936

Jack A. Sauers 1936-1938

John Kembel 1938-1941

R. Schurole 1941-1941

George Hoddinott 1941-1945

Louis W. Mosentine 1945-1946

Robert J. Leckie 1946-1950

Alex German 1951-1952

George McKay 1952-1959

Hubert P. Busby 1959-1960

Robert Wenkoff 1960-1964

Henry (Hank) Olfert 1964-1965

John Litchfield 1965-1968

Patrick Friesen 1968-1969

Lorne C. Skinner 1969-1970

Mike Mudryk 1970-1974

Michael F. Plunkett 1976-1978

R.Patrick Hope 1978-1984

Michael D. Beard 1978-1981

John C. Chisholm 1981-1981

Brian Leslie 1981-1982

James Frances Bain 1984-1987

Gary I. Nicholetts 1987-2005

Ed Applin N/A

Kevin Sloboda 2006-2007

Tyler Kirkpatrick 2007-2008

Jason Mochoruk 2008-2019

Nathaniel Ekstrand 2020-2023

We tried our best to ensure the accuracy of this list, however, if there are names or dates that are incorrect or missing we apologize.

06/02/2026

Luseland Police Service Report:
May 2026

-LPS received a report of livestock at large

-LPS responded to a field/grass fire. Luseland Fire Department extinguished the fire.

-LPS received a report of an email scam

-LPS received (3) suspicious persons/vehicle/activity reports

-LPS received (2) abandoned vehicle reports

-LPS received a complaint under the To***co and Vapour Products Control Act

-LPS provided assistance during an impaired operation of a motor vehicle file

-LPS received a complaint of telecommunications harassment

-LPS responded to (3) business alarm calls

-LPS responded to a 911 Panic alarm from a motor vehicle

-LPS received (2) traffic/ driving complaints

-LPS received a report of a two vehicle motor vehicle collision (Reported for insurance purposes)

-LPS responded to a motor vehicle collision with injuries. We would like to thank all responders for their quick response and professionalism including Kerrobert Fire & Rescue, Kerrobert EMS, and all volunteer responders on scene)

-LPS responded to an assault with a weapon call for service

-LPS received a complaint of Fraud over $5000

-LPS received a complaint of Theft under $5000

-LPS received a complaint of Mischief under $5000

-LPS responded to (2) mental health calls for service

-LPS arrested a 34 year old female following a call for service of a suspicious person. Upon responding to the scene, the female was confirmed to be wanted out of the Saskatoon Police Service.

Thank you to the community for your on-going support and vigilance.
If you see something that doesn’t seem right, we want to hear from you. Your information could prevent a crime.

For non-emergencies and general inquiries: (306)372-4844

If you have an emergency: 911

05/25/2026

05/11/2026

Happening Tomorrow, Tuesday May 12th!

Please be advised that there will be multiple intersections that will be blocked off tomorrow for the Bike Rodeo. Please see poster for all details!

05/04/2026

Luseland Police Service Report:
April 2026

-LPS received (3) general driving complaints

-LPS received (3) impaired driving complaints

-LPS received numerous telephone and email scam complaints. One of which resulted in a Fraud under $5000 investigation.

-LPS responded to an alarm call

-LPS received (5) suspicious vehicle/activity/ person reports

-LPS received a harassment complaint

-LPS received a complaint of uttering threats

-LPS received a complaint of Theft under $5000 due to a property dispute

-LPS responded to a mental health call for service

-LPS received a request to perform a child welfare check

-LPS assisted with a medical emergency

-LPS provided assistance at a grass fire. Luseland Fire Department successfully extinguished the fire.

-LPS assisted the RCMP with a theft investigation

-LPS assisted the RCMP with the ex*****on of a warrant

-LPS responded to a domestic disturbance

-LPS received a report of a Break and Enter into a residence. This matter remains under investigation.

-LPS received a complaint of publication/distribution of intimate images without consent

If there is an emergency please call: 911

For all other general inquiries and non-emergency matters please call: (306)372-4844

Please note: Luseland Police Service does not except complaints via social media including Facebook Messenger. Please call our administration line for non-emergency matters.

04/14/2026

The Luseland Police Service has been receiving an increasing amount of scam and fraud files.

Anyone can become a victim of a fraud.
To help protect yourself we recommend following the advice of the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre:

-Don’t be afraid to say NO. If an unknown person calls, don’t be afraid to hang up

-Do your research. Scammers can use deceptive emails and phone numbers to impersonate legitimate organizations.

-Do not give out personal information including:
~Name
~Address
~Your birthdate
~Social Insurance number
~Credit Card or banking information

REMEMBER THAT IF YOU DIDN’T INITIATE THE CALL, YOU DON’T KNOW WHO YOU’RE TALKING TO.

-Do not click on unknown links
-Install anti-virus software on your computer
- Frequently change account passwords and do not use the same password for multiple accounts
-Enable multi-factor authentication

What to do if you think you’ve been scammed:

-Immediately notify your financial institution
-Report to police
-Report to Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre

If you are unsure about a call, email, text message, etc. please call our police service and we can help you verify legitimacy.

Luseland Police Service (306)372-4844

04/11/2026

We are so excited to be hosting our second community safety session!

Whether you own a business or you are just a member of our beautiful community, we invite you to take part in this workshop!

Our police service will be discussing ways that you can safeguard your home, business and assets and we will be drawing from real scenarios that have occurred right here in Luseland.

📢 Community Safety Session April 14 📢
Be informed. Be prepared.

Join the Luseland & District Chamber of Commerce for an essential community safety session aimed at keeping residents and local businesses informed and prepared.

Presenter: CST. Ty Kohlman, Luseland Police Service 👮
Tuesday, April 14
7:00 p.m.
Luseland Credit Union Community Room, 701 Grand Ave, Luseland ( back west side door)

• practical safety tips for the community and businesses
• how to reduce risk and stay prepared
• what to do if an incident occurs

Let’s work together to keep Luseland safe and supported.

For more information or to register, email [email protected]

04/06/2026

Luseland Police Service Report:
March 2026

-LPS received (2) suspicious activity/vehicle/person reports

-LPS received an alarm call for service

-LPS responded to a 911 hang up call

-LPS received (2) driving complaints

-LPS received an impaired driving complaint. The vehicle was located and the driver was not impaired.

-A provincial suspension and vehicle impoundment was issued to a motorist for being over the provincial limit for alcohol consumption

-LPS received (3) reports of motor vehicle collisions. In one incident a driver was charged with operating an unregistered vehicle. In another incident a driver was charged with failure to report to owner after initially leaving the scene of the accident.

-LPS attended a vehicle fire. Macklin Fire and Rescue Department extinguished the fire.

-LPS received a 911 call of a domestic assault

-LPS assisted with a family dispute

-LPS received a report of uttering threats

-LPS received a report of a computer scam

-LPS received a request to perform a wellness check

-During a traffic stop LPS located and arrested a male who had numerous warrants

-A male wanted out of the Luseland Police Service for multiple property offences was arrested in March and is in custody awaiting court

In an emergency please call 911

For all non-emergencies and general inquiries please call (306)372-4844

03/19/2026

File Update: 2025-523

Terrance Michael Yew has been arrested in connection with a string of break & enters and thefts that occurred in Luseland on December 3rd 2025.

Thank you to the RCMP, Corman Park Police Service and Saskatoon Police Service for your assistance in executing this warrant.