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Manitoba’s police watchdog investigating teen’s broken arm

IIU Director Zane Tessler. Global News / File

The circumstances around a 14-year-old girl’s arm being broken when she was arrested by Winnipeg police are under investigation by the Independent Investigation Unit (IIU).

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The police watchdog said the incident took place Saturday when police were called about an apparently intoxicated and out-of-control female suspect.

After a struggle when police tried to arrest her, the girl’s arm was injured and she was taken to hospital. There, it was determined her arm had been broken.

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Because a broken arm is a serious injury, IIU is mandated to investigate, they said.

Anyone who may have witnessed the incident is asked to contact IIU at 1-844-667-6060.

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