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The Regina Police Service, in conjunction with the Saskatchewan Coroners Service, has begun a death investigation after the discovery of a deceased adult male on October 30, 2018, in Regina.

As part of investigation to locate an adult male, who was reported missing on October 29, 2018, police came across a parked vehicle in the downtown area. The vehicle matched the information and description of that belonging to the missing male. Further investigation revealed a deceased male in the vehicle. Verification of this individual’s identity confirmed him to be 29 year-old Carter LOCKHART, the individual previously reported as missing. Notification was made to his next-of-kin.

The Regina Police Service is assisting the Coroner in clarifying the circumstances of this death. As such, it is an ongoing investigation; however, it does not appear, at this time, that there is a criminal aspect to this case.

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The Regina Police Service is asking the public for their help in locating a 29 year-old male.

Twenty-nine year-old Carter LOCKHART was last seen in Regina on the 30 block Centennial Street on October 29, 2018 at approximately 7:00 a.m. LOCKHART is described as Caucasian, male, 6’4” tall, 260lbs, with long brown hair and brown eyes. LOCKHART has a beard and moustache and wears glasses. LOCKHART was last seen wearing a blue dress shirt, black dress pants, and black dress shoes. LOCKHART was last seen driving a 2011 Hyundai Tucson with black rims and Saskatchewan license plate 058 HXB.

There is no indication that LOCKHART has come to harm, but his family indicates it is unusual for an extended period of time to have passed without hearing from him. Police are looking to locate LOCKHART to ensure he is safe.

Anyone with information that could assist police in locating Carter LOCKHART is asked to contact the Regina Police Service at 306-777-6500, or your local law enforcement agency, or call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.