Judge finds former Winnipeg police officer guilty of pointing gun at colleague
A former Winnipeg police officer guilty on one count of pointing his gun at a female colleague. Continue reading
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Man found in park is Winnipeg’s 24th homicide victim: police
The suspicious death of a man discovered Wednesday morning is now being treated as a homicide – the city’s 24th of 2019 – said Winnipeg police. Continue reading
‘It’s happening in every neighborhood’: Winnipeg police see dramatic spike in property crime
Property crimes have spiked significantly in 2019, with the latest stats from the police showing a one-month year-over-year increase of more than 40 per cent. Continue reading
Winnipeg police investigate suspicious death on Higgins Avenue
Police tape is up around an area on Austin Street and Higgins Avenue. Continue reading
Winnipeg police locate man with dementia who wandered from home
Winnipeg police say they are searching for a man who wandered off from his assisted living home Sunday afternoon. Continue reading
Winnipeg police use armoured vehicle more than 30 times in 2018
The ARV was used for tactical deployment 34 times in 2018, according to the Winnipeg Police Board’s latest report. Continue reading
Manitoba RCMP officer charged with sexual assault
The province’s independent police watchdog says a Manitoba RCMP officer is facing a sexual assault charge, but has few details on what exactly happened. Continue reading
Winnipeg police officer to face charges after IIU investigation
A Winnipeg police officer is heading to court after the police watchdog determined there were grounds to charge him with “a criminal offense.” Continue reading
Family awarded $100,000 after ‘egregious conduct’ by Winnipeg Police officer
A Winnipeg family has been awarded $100,000 in damages after what a judge called ‘egregious conduct’ by a City of Winnipeg police officer. Continue reading
Meth task force not talking to ‘street level’ programs; incident numbers on all fronts continue to rise
With the meth task force expected to report to the provincial government in June, street-level addictions advocates in Winnipeg say the task force has yet to contact them about their experiences or ideas. Continue reading