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Regina charges employee Katrina Caza for improper database access

By Drooid · Sep 15, 2026, 2:45 PM UTC · How we work

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Regina Police Service charged civilian employee Katrina Caza with improper access to internal police databases.
Caza accessed records six times between 2023 and 2025.
A random audit last spring uncovered the six improper accesses.
Saskatchewan Attorney General authorized a charge under the LAFOIP without seeking criminal prosecution.
Caza could face up to $50,000 fine, year imprisonment, or both, barred from database access, court set Oct. 20 in Regina.

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Story summary

Regina Police Service charged civilian employee Katrina Caza with improper access to internal police databases.
Caza accessed records six times between 2023 and 2025.
A random audit last spring uncovered the six improper accesses.
Saskatchewan Attorney General authorized a charge under the LAFOIP without seeking criminal prosecution.
Caza could face up to $50,000 fine, year imprisonment, or both, barred from database access, court set Oct. 20 in Regina.