RCMP won’t reveal toxicology results in crash that killed 2, including Roughrider Captain
The RCMP will not publicly release the toxicology report for Jayden Dalke, a Saskatchewan Roughrider who died in a fatal collision, citing it as personal health information. The investigation confirmed alcohol and cannabis were in Dalke's vehicle, which was driving northbound in a southbound lane.
Why it matters
The decision not to release toxicology results in a high-profile fatal accident raises questions about transparency in police investigations involving public figures and the balance between personal privacy and public interest.
Results of the toxicology report of Jayden Dalke , the Saskatchewan Roughrider who was involved in a fatal collision this summer, will not be shared publicly according to RCMP.
Two people, Bhishma Rajyaguru, 22, and 30-year-old Dalke, died in the collision on Highway 11 between Lumsden and Regina on July 18. Almost three months later, the Saskatchewan RCMP said in a news release Thursday its collision reconstruction investigation has concluded.
The details communicated Thursday confirmed the information that was previously shared by Mounties, including that the silver SUV Dalke was driving was in the southbound lane heading northbound on the highway.
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