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Judge reserves decision on fate of Saskatchewan Mountie killer’s truck

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Digital, G. (2026, October 19). Judge reserves decision on fate of Saskatchewan Mountie killer’s truck. Global News. https://globalnews.ca/news/12108303/judge-reserves-decision-curtis-dagenais-truck/

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A Saskatoon judge has delayed his decision on whether to forfeit Curtis Dagenais’ blue pickup truck to the Crown, after Dagenais was convicted of shooting two Mounties to death in 2006 near Mildred, Saskatchewan. The 1986 GMC 1500, which is heavily damaged with bullet holes and has been stored at RCMP headquarters in Regina since the incident, will have its fate determined by Judge Daryl Labach in December.
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A Saskatoon judge has reserved his decision on whether to forfeit a convicted murderer’s pickup truck. Curtis Dagenais, who shot and killed two RCMP officers—Robin Cameron and Marc Bourdages—in 2006, is the subject of this case. The judge plans to announce his ruling in December regarding the fate of Dagenais’ 1986 GMC 1500 truck, which has been stored at RCMP headquarters in Regina since the killings and bears bullet holes from the incident. In 2009, a jury convicted Dagenais of two counts of first-degree murder and one count of attempted murder for also injuring another officer, Michelle Knopp.

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Crown GMC 1500 Mountie Mounties Saskatoon

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Mountie NORP · 2× Crown ORG · 1× Curtis Dagenais’ PERSON · 1× Dagenais PERSON · 1× Daryl Labach PERSON · 1× Mildred GPE · 1× Mounties ORG · 1× Robin Cameron PERSON · 1× Sask GPE · 1× Saskatoon GPE · 1×

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A Saskatoon judge has reserved his decision on what to do with a convicted Mountie killer’s blue pickup truck that was involved in a police chase 20 years ago. asserted
that → reserve → chase
Justice Daryl Labach told court he plans to make his decision in December on whether to forfeit Curtis Dagenais’ 1986 GMC 1500 to the Crown. asserted
he → tell → Crown
Get daily National news The 61-year-old was in the truck when he shot two Mounties to death on a country road near Mildred, Sask., in July 2006. In 2009, a jury convicted Dagenais of first-degree murder for shooting constables Robin Cameron and Marc Bourdages. asserted
jury → get → Cameron
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Judge → dismiss → Busfield
Multiple pedestrian collisions have Winnipeg police urging caution - Toronto police officer who pleaded guilty in Project South probe gets conditional discharge - Selma Blair ‘did not intend to harm anyone’ during plane incident, rep says He was also convicted of attempted murder for wounding a third Mountie. asserted
He → have → Mountie
The truck is smashed, dented and pockmarked with bullet holes, and has been kept in storage at RCMP headquarters in Regina since the killings. asserted
truck → smash → killings
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