Public advised of recently released offender in Big River First Nation
Saskatchewan RCMP have put out a public safety advisory, stating that a man convicted of violent and sex-related crimes has been released.
Early this morning, 38-year-old Bradley Cory Keenatch shared with police his intentions to reside on Big River First Nation, following the completion of his sentence. He has a criminal record containing both violent and sexual offences connected to substance abuse, as well as a history of reoffending and non-compliance with his release conditions. During his incarceration, he’s completed several education programs for high intensity sex offenders, substance abuse, violence prevention and Indigenous cultural awareness.
Because of Keenatch’s criminal history and limited progress during these programs, Saskatchewan RCMP believe he is at a high risk of reoffending sexually and/or violently after his lawful release.
To help mitigate risk to public safety and contribute to his rehabilitation, the province’s High Risk Offender Unit is currently working with its partners to have conditions imposed on Keenatch for two years after his lawful release. In the meantime, he’s been ordered by court to obey several conditions, including: