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It was a busy night Tuesday for what’s normally a quiet place in the middle of summer.
The Regina Police were called to a school on the 1400 block of 9th Ave. N. for a report of a break and enter Tuesday evening around 7:10. École Monseigneur De Laval is on that block.
Police said its canine unit tracked down a suspect, finding a 24-year-old woman nearby. She was bitten by the police dog in the process and was taken to hospital.
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Police said the woman had stolen a handful of items and threatened a staff member.
She was arrested and charged with break and enter, and uttering threats.