REGINA – The Estevan Police Service says it has fired one of its officers.
Former constable Mohammed Khan is charged with assault.
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Police Chief Paul Ladouceur says Khan’s dismisal follows two investigations into an arrest back in May.
He declined further comment.
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Khan, who is 29, joined the Estevan Police Service last August.
He graduated from the University of Regina with a degree in justice studies in 2011.
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