A Regina man is facing numerous charges in relation to an investigation into a series of robberies in spring 2018.
Charges against 22-year-old Trenton Laliberty include nine counts of armed robbery using a firearm, 10 counts of a disguise with intent and two counts of assault with a weapon.
Regina police investigated the robberies from March 2018 to May 2018, where a disguised man carrying a gun would walk into a business, typically a lounge or a restaurant, and demand cash.
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These events happened throughout the city including multiples time on Victoria Avenue East and Albert Street.
Laliberty made his first appearance in provincial court Thursday morning.
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