Four teens charged after former Burstall train station burns down

Three youths and one adult are facing charges after a fire at a former train station in Burstall.

Three youth and one adult are facing charges in relation to a fire in the community of Burstall.

On May 15, Leader RCMP received a report from the town of Burstall, informing officers of a fire at a former train station located near the community’s ball diamonds.

Following an investigation, police charged three youths, who cannot be named under the provisions of the Youth Criminal Justice Act, and one 18-year-old.

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Each of the accused are facing charges of breaking and entering and arson by negligence.

CTV News has reached out to the Town of Burstall for comment.

All four individuals are expected to appear at Leader Provincial Court on July 16.

Burstall is located approximately 446 kilometres from Regina.