Mother of Haven Dubois demands answers from police in wake of boy's death
Richelle Dubois sleeping outside the Regina police station until her questions are answered
A Regina mother whose 14-year-old son drowned last year, spent the night outside the Regina Police Service building on Monday.
Richelle Dubois is demanding answers in the death of her son, Haven Dubois, but so far has not been granted the meeting she wants.
I'm getting really tired of waiting.- Richelle Dubois
"I'm waiting for a meeting and a police report. I was told Monday that they would meet with me next week, when they were actually supposed to give me a response last week," said Dubois.
"I've been doing a lot of waiting and I'm sitting at home waiting, I'm going to sit out here and wait because that's all I'm doing. I'm getting really tired of waiting," said Dubois.
Her son's body was found in a ditch in the east end of Regina last May.
According to a coroner's report, Haven's death was the result of drowning. The report also showed that he had traces of marijuana in his body when he died.
Police have ruled out foul play, but Dubois still has questions.
"I need answers," Dubois said, "we need to know what happened to him."
Dubois said she intends to stay outside the police station, sleeping in her minivan, until her questions are answered.