SASKATOON, Saskatchewan – In September, a preliminary hearing is scheduled for Cory Rushkewich, 33, and Randy Rushkewich, 29, after a violent attack in Rosetown left a man fighting for his life in a hospital in Saskatoon. The two brothers remain in custody following their appearances in Rosetown Circuit Court on April 25.
Cory Rushkewich had been granted bail in a Saskatoon court in December 2023 but was re-arrested for breaching release conditions soon after. Meanwhile, Randy Rushkewich has been in custody since his arrest in November 2023, both facing charges of aggravated assault.
The charges stem from a robbery and assault in Rosetown in November 2023, where an altercation between a group of people led to a man stealing a cell phone and pointing a firearm at two individuals. The male victim was assaulted and received treatment for his serious injuries at a hospital in Saskatoon, requiring a medically induced coma.
The Rushkewich brothers’ case highlights the severity of the incident in Rosetown and the impact it had on the victims and their families. The upcoming preliminary hearing in September will be crucial in determining the next steps in the legal process for the accused individuals.
The violence in Rosetown serves as a reminder of the importance of community safety and the diligent work of law enforcement in addressing and preventing such incidents. The victim’s family’s harrowing experience sheds light on the lasting effects of violent crimes on individuals and communities.
As the legal proceedings progress, the focus remains on seeking justice for the victims and holding the perpetrators accountable for their actions. The scheduled hearing in September will provide an opportunity to further examine the details of the case and move towards a resolution.
In the aftermath of the assault in Rosetown, the community has rallied together to support the victims and advocate for stronger measures to prevent similar acts of violence. The resilience and solidarity shown in response to the incident demonstrate the community’s commitment to safety and justice for all.