At approximately 10:00 pm on September 9th a homeowner attended to their residence on the 400 block of 5th St and found the front door kicked in and house ransacked. Several items were stolen.   Just prior to 10:30 pm a garage on the 200 block of 2nd Street was broken into.  Several tools and a 2015 Honda Odyssey van was stolen.  The suspects were described as a male and female in their late teens, early 20’s, Indigenous in appearance.  Male wearing black pants, black Champion jacket with a red hoodie and a red bandana with white markings over his face. The female was wearing all black, burgundy shoes, hair up in a bun or pony tail.   At approximately 4:00 am on September 10th an alarm was received at a business on the 900 block of Rosser Ave.  Upon police arrival it was learned that the back door was forced open.  It is unknown what was stolen at this time.

Source: BPS News Release On September 8 2022, at approximately 7:00 am, police responded to a report of a male who had assaulted a security officer at the hospital.  The security officer was not injured.  Police arrested the 47-year-old male suspect was and held him at Brandon Police Service, as he would not calm down.  He was later released once he calmed down, and he will appear in court on November 14, 2022 on a charge of assault.  

As part of the construction related to the Daly Overpass, the Province of Manitoba and their partners are proceeding with some improvements to the intersection of PTH 10 (18th Street North) & Parker Boulevard. Traffic has been reduced to one lane in each direction from Maple Avenue to McGregor Avenue. Motorists can continue to use Stickney Avenue to access 18th Street North. Motorists will need to use Stickney Avenue, Fred Brown Way and Maple Avenue for local access. Traffic delays are expected until approximately November 4, 2022.

“CRIME STOPPERS WANTED” for: September 9th, 2022 The Brandon Police Service is seeking the public’s assistance in locating this person who is: “WANTED BY POLICE” Kyshia PRINCE-OLSEN (23 yrs) FOR Failing to Attend Court While on charge for 11 criminal offences including theft of mail, resisting arrest, and breaching court orders, Kyshia PRINCE-OLSEN failed to attend court.  On August 23rd, 2022, a warrant for her arrest was issued as her current whereabouts is unknown. ****************************************************************** CRIME OF THE WEEK for September 9th, 2022 The Brandon Police Service is seeking the public’s assistance in solving a; Theft Under $5000  On August 28th, 2022, at approximately 5:00pm, a male suspect stole a bicycle that was locked in front of a business in the 1500’ block of 18th Street.  The male was medium build, wearing a dark hoodie, grey sweat pants with a black stripe down the leg, white runners, and a Boston red sox ball cap.  The stolen bicycle was a grey Norco with 20” tires and disc brakes. Photos and video of the suspect are attached to this release:

Earlier today, members of City Council along with Dan Halldorsons’ family and friends gathered for an unveiling ceremony of the honorary street name “Dan Halldorson Drive.” Dan Halldorson Drive is located on 34th Street from Pacific Avenue to McDonald Avenue. This recent expansion of 34th Street provides secondary access to McDonald Avenue and the development taking place at the Wheat City Golf Course. "We are honored to remember Dan Halldorson and his many accomplishments,” notes City Councillor Glen Parker. “With the expansion of 34th Street to include secondary access to the Wheat City Golf Course, it is fitting that this roadway be given an honorary name to one of Brandon’s greatest athletes and ambassadors. ” Dan Halldorson is a member of the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame and the Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame, and the only known Brandonite to play on the PGA Tour. Throughout his professional career, Dan recorded 13 professional golf tournament wins worldwide, 7 Canadian Tour wins, and finished in the top 20 of the PGA Championship. Dave Barr, a fellow Canadian professional golfer and PGA Tour member, teamed up with Dan to win a World Cup title for Canada in 1985. “Dan was a very good friend of mine and a great teammate to have when we represented Canada at the many World Cups and Dunhill Cups to which he was a 2-time World Cup Champion in 1980 and 1985,” notes Dave Barr. “Dan never forgot his roots and would always come back and support the various tournaments, even though he had playing privileges on the PGA Tour. Dan truly showed that kids from small towns can achieve big things on the world stage. I think Dan would truly be honoured to have a street with his name on it, which I think is a very nice tribute to him as he is truly missed in the golfing world.” (City of Brandon Release)