Edmonton Woman Faces Charges for Jewelry Store Heist

0:00It's March 26, Canada news today starts now, AI powered and ready. A 34-year-old woman from Edmonton faces charges for robbing a jewelry store in Regina's North Gay Mall back on August 8, 20, 25. Brianna Bouchi is accused of smashing display cases at Ben Moss and making off with around $200,000 in goods. She was one of three people charged after police caught up with her and a male suspect on September 1. RCMP officers from the warm-in detachment pulled them over and found evidence in their vehicle linked to the robbery along with forgery tools and fake documents. The investigation pulled in teams from the Regina police, RCMP in Alberta and Saskatchewan, Saskatoon police and Edmonton police. Bouchi's charges cover robbery, possessing over $5,000 in stolen property using a disguise, identity theft, and counterfeit money. Bouchi skipped her court date in Regina Provincial Court on September 30, leading to an active

1:02arrest warrant that now reaches into Alberta. Regina police confirmed this week that it's still outstanding, putting her case on hold. Meanwhile, the other two suspects matters are moving forward in court as police continue tracking leads across the prairies.