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The Prince Albert Police Service is apologizing for releasing some information on the death of Taya Sinclair before her family was notified of all the details.
Sinclair’s body was found in the city near the Alfred Jenkins Field House last week. It had been burned.
The service is now apologizing because while the information was correct, not all of Sinclair’s family were aware of the details before it was made public.
“Due to the sensitive nature of this information and the extreme trauma Taya’s family is suffering at this very difficult time, the public release of these details resulted in surprise and added anguish for her family,” the police service said in a statement.
“For that, we are immensely sorry. Our error has left Taya’s family with more questions and pain, and this is unacceptable.”
The police service said it is never easy to talk to victims’ families about a death and stressed the information that is provided needs to be clear.
The service acknowledged its failure to provide the information to family first and the resulting stress and trauma.