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By Nigel Maxwell

Crime

RCMP investigate suspicious death at MLCN

May 3, 2023 | 2:06 PM

Saskatchewan RCMP are advising there will be an increased police presence at Montreal Lake Cree Nation, for an undetermined amount of time, following a man’s death on Tuesday.

The 50-year old man, who has been identified as Keith Stewart, was found lying on a road.

RCMP confirmed they were initially called to the reserve at approximately 12:40 a.m. Stewart was receiving medical assistance when officers arrived, but was soon after declared deceased on scene.

“Preliminary information indicates the circumstances of the individual’s death are suspicious. As a result, Saskatchewan RCMP Major Crimes have taken carriage of the ongoing investigation,” a statement from the RCMP said.

The RCMP also said Stewart’s family has been notified and Victim Services has been engaged to provide support.

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“Saskatchewan RCMP Major Crimes appreciate the cooperation and patience from residents in the community as police continue to conduct a thorough investigation,” they said.

Anyone with information about Stewart’s death is asked to call their local police detachment.

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