Winnipeg police’s Inspector of Special Projects George Laboissiere spoke on Tuesday following the province’s announcement to spend $46,000 out of the Criminal Property Forfeiture Fund to update the city’s Neighbourhood Watch program. Laboissiere says he expects the improvements will support Manitoba’s ‘block captains’ report crime.
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Manitoba Neighbourhood Watch program to receive funding for much needed update: Police
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