A Regina Police Service (RPS) employee is accused of improperly accessing internal police databases.
Katrina Caza has worked at RPS as a civilian employee for four years, according to a police news release. A random audit of employee database access last spring revealed six instances of improper access by Caza from 2023-2025, police said.
“Two of the accesses were related to media releases that our service sent out and four of the accesses were related to information pertaining to someone that she had a relationship with,” said Regina police Chief Lorilee Davies. She said the relationship-related information was regarding “family matters”…
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