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Author: Jana G. Pruden
Publication Date: January 23, 2026 - 01:50
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Ex-Regina officer to be sentenced on charges of using police resources to pursue vulnerable women
January 23, 2026
Former Regina police sergeant Robert Semenchuck is expected to appear in court in Regina on Friday, as he faces sentencing on criminal charges for using police resources to deceive dozens of women into sexual and romantic relationships.
Crown prosecutor Christopher Browne previously said he expected more than 20 victim impact statements to be presented during the proceedings. It is the first time details of the allegations against Mr. Semenchuck will be put on the record in court.
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