West Central Online Staff

A short list from the Biggar RCMP in their March 31 report still managed to make headlines. 

Their final report of March confirmed an investigation into a situation with local teens, as SGT. Dereck Crozier shared the following.

"Report of a sexual assault between teenagers at a teen party in a rural area. Investigation is ongoing into the circumstances."

44-year-old Lanny Boser, pleaded guilty to multiple charges, including being unlawfully in a dwelling-house, theft, possession of property obtained by crime, criminal harassment, and possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose.

The charges stem from multiple incidents in rural Saskatchewan. In August 2024, Boser broke into a residence in Macklin, returning again in November. In October, he stole a Chevrolet truck, later recovered in Cutknife.

Tyrell Zacharias has pleaded guilty to multiple charges, including assault causing bodily harm,  3 counts of escape and being at large without excuse, voyeurism, and criminal harassment. These charges are in addition to previous offences related to the unlawful possession or sale of tobacco products, assault, failure to comply, and intimidation.  He was also facing charges of publication of an intimate image without consent and sexual assault.

During Kindersley Court on March 11, the fire chief of Luseland was convicted of firearm-related offences after a traffic stop led to the discovery of a loaded gun in his vehicle.

Matt Rumohr was found guilty of two counts of careless use of a firearm and one count of unauthorized possession of a firearm. The charges stem from an incident in which he was pulled over for failing to stop at a newly installed stop sign, which had previously been a yield sign.

Senior Curling Districts were held in Outlook back on February 7 and 8, ahead of regional play this weekend with girls and mixed teams playing in Davidson, and the boys and doubles teams playing in Outlook. The top two finishing teams in each category moved on to regionals.

In Outlook at the beginning of February for senior girls' action, Dinsmore curlers Lead Harlie McNeely, Third Darling McNeely, Skip Alexis Elstad, Second Dezarae Jordan, Alternate Francheska Villamor and coaches Shaunna Annala and Erin Green took gold and the right to advance. 

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Last week, the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation voiced concerns over the planned cut of 80 EA positions in Saskatoon Public Schools, citing a significant shortfall in Jordan's Principle funding.

FINAL UPDATE

The weather advisory active for a majority of the region has ended. 

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• Weather advisory ended, unsafe travel conditions remain

Anyone hitting the road today might want to wait until the sun comes up. Snowplows are out in full force this morning, and you can track their work using the Highway Hotline HERE.

UPDATE: Wednesday, Jan 15, 2025, 11:50 AM

Travel is still not recommended on Highway #42 between Dinsmore and Beechy. The highway was not given the favourable update applied to Highway 342 east of Kyle, upgraded to only partly covered roads after a travel not recommended designation this morning.

During court proceedings on January 14, Matthew Rumohr was found guilty of multiple firearm-related charges. Rumohr was convicted on

• two counts, careless use of a firearm, Section 86(1), Criminal Code;
• one count, unauthorized possession of a firearm, Section 91(1), Criminal Code.

In addition to these charges, Rumohr had previously been found guilty of operating a vehicle while impaired. All charges, including the firearm-related convictions, have been adjourned for sentencing, which is scheduled for March 11, 2025.