Two Saskatchewan suspects shot during Lloydminster home invasion

Two Saskatchewan men are facing charges and recovering from gunshot wounds after an alleged home invasion last week in Lloydminster, Alta.

According to the Alberta RCMP, police were called to a home in the Border City last Tuesday, just after 7 a.m.

The RCMP said nine people were involved in the break-in. When officers arrived at the scene they found two of the suspects suffering from gunshot wounds. Both were airlifted to a hospital for treatment.

Despite their alleged role in the home invasion, police said the wounded men have not yet been arrested “as their medical status has not allowed for it.”

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They’ve been identified as Richard Kelly Cross, a 45-year-old resident of Saskatoon, and Valance William Wapass, a 39-year-old man from Onion Lake. Both have been charged with breaking and entering to commit an indictable offence.

Also charged is Warren Curtis Littlewolf, a 33-year-old Edmonton Man. A warrant has been issued for his arrest, the RCMP noted. He’s described as five-foot-four in height, weighing 140 pounds with a medium complexion, black hair sometimes dyed blonde, and brown eyes.

“Lloydminster RCMP is seeking public assistance in identifying the six outstanding suspects, as well as in locating the whereabouts of Littlewolfe,” the RCMP added.

“Littlewolfe is to be considered armed and dangerous and the public is asked NOT to approach.”

Anyone with information on the alleged home invasion or the whereabouts of Littlewolfe was asked to contact the Lloydminster RCMP or a local police force.