Regina police deem fatal pedestrian collision a homicide

WATCH: Investigation into a fatal collision in Regina has led to a second-degree murder charge for a 36-year-old woman. Jacob Carr reports.

Regina police have deemed a fatal pedestrian collision on Tuesday a homicide.

Officers were first called to the 2200 block of Lindsay Street on Tuesday for the report of an injured man who was involved in a collision with a vehicle, according to the Regina Police Service (RPS).

Following an attempt at life saving measures by EMS, the 38-year-old man was declared dead on the scene.

• Regina police launch death investigation following fatal pedestrian collision

Police secured the area and requested resources from the RPS major crime unit, the forensic identification unit and the Saskatchewan Coroners Service. A death investigation was then launched on Tuesday evening.

Photos from the scene showed a damaged bicycle beside an SUV in the parking lot of the Al Ritchie Ice Arena.

On Wednesday, RPS said the man’s death has been deemed a homicide and have charged 36-year-old Alexandra Crowe with second-degree murder and failure to comply with a probation order.

She made her first appearance by phone in Regina Provincial court on Wednesday morning. Court was then adjourned to July 21.

Police have not released the victim’s name.