Victim ID'd in Regina homicide
CBC News
Posted: Jan 2, 2013 12:49 PM CST
Last Updated: Jan 2, 2013 12:46 PM CST
Police cordoned off the area surrounding the 1100 block of Robinson St. after a critically injured man was discovered there on New Year's Eve. (Tory Gillis/CBC)
Police have confirmed that a Regina man who died on New Year's Eve was the victim of a homicide.
Delvin Charles Mike, 26, died in hospital after being found critically injured on the 1100 block of Robinson St. in the city's North Central area.
Police haven't made an arrest in the case.
It was the seventh homicide of 2012, police said.
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