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Suspect caught on video surveillance stealing tip jar

Multi-Vehicle Collision at Van Horne and 21st Street Sends One to Winnipeg Hospital with Serious Injuries

Carberry Bus Crash First Responders Inducted into Order of the Buffalo Hunt

Police arrest male for Flight From Police and Trafficking charges

Assiniboine partners with MPI to expand adult driver training in Manitoba

Crime Stoppers Wanted and Crime of the Week for October 25, 2024

Brandon police respond to several theft reports from local businesses

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20-year old female suspect arrested after alleged knife-point theft of vape

Police looking to return bike to rightful owner

Source: Brandon Police Service Media Release On June 19, 2021, police responded to a report of an individual entering yards on Elviss Cres.  While searching for the suspect police located an abandoned lime green Trek mountain bike with blue lettering.  Police have not yet received a report of a stolen bicycle matching this description, and the serial number has not been listed as stolen.  We would like to return this bike to its owner with proof of ownership.  If you believe this bike is yours, please contact Brandon Police Service by calling 204-729-2345 and reference file number 2021872848.

Assault with a Weapon, suspect arrested

Source: Brandon Police Service Media Release At 6:30 p.m. Saturday, police were called to a disturbance in the downtown area. Two people from Brandon met with a 37-year-old male suspect also from the city, who had posted a bike for sale on a social media site using a false name and account. That bike had been stolen from the two people’s yard earlier in the day. The suspect when contacted advised the couple that he had sold the bike, but had a bike carrier for sale and would meet them to sell the carrier. When the victims confronted the suspect about the stolen bike during the meet, he ran and was pursued by both of them. The suspect turned on the two people and produced an expandable baton, which he began swinging in their direction in an attempt to strike them. Police located the suspect nearby and took him into custody. The expandable baton was recovered and the suspect was released for court in Brandon in August. He faces a single charge of assault with a weapon.  

Female robbed, struck with her own skateboard

Source: Brandon Police Service Media Release At 12:20 am police were called to the 1400 block of Victoria Ave for a female that was bleeding from the head. Police arrived and learned that she been struck in the head with her own skateboard as the suspects stole it and a cell phone from her. She received non-life threatening injuries as a result of this incident. Police were able to locate two suspects in the 2200 block of Victoria Ave at a residence where they located the stolen items. A 15 year old female and a 23 year old male were arrested and charged for Robbery with violence. A warrant has been requested for a third suspect in this incident.

Illegal cigarettes & large quantity cash seized, one suspect arrested

Source: Brandon Police Service Media Release At approximately 9:00 pm last night, Members of the Brandon Police Service Operational Support and Crime Suppression Unit and the Police Service Dog Unit conducted a traffic stop in a gas station parking lot on 18th Street North. A quantity of illegal tobacco was observed in plain view within the vehicle and the operator was placed under arrest.  A search of the vehicle incident to the arrest resulted in the seizure of additional illegal tobacco and a large quantity of Canadian Currency.  Police estimate the currency seizure is in excess of 2 Million dollars.  A 29 year old man from Ontario was subsequently charged under Section 121.1(1) of the Criminal Code; Possession of Unstamped Tobacco, Section 80(2)(a) of The Tax Administration and Miscellaneous Taxes Act; Possession of Unmarked Tobacco and Section 354(1) of the Criminal Code; Possess Proceeds of Crime.  The accused will appear before the court later today

Vincent Massey student recognized for performance at University of Waterloo Chemistry Exam Competition

On May 13th, Vincent Massey High School students competed amongst 1000 of the top high school students in United States, Canada, and other prominent international schools in the Annual University of Waterloo Chemistry Exam competition. Vincent Massey is very proud of the entire group of 15 that represented the school for their participation in this year’s rendition of the competition. Many of the students obtained an overall score higher than the Country and World Average. One of Vincent-Massey’s fifteen participating students, Bryce Friesen, was individually recognized for his performance in the competition. Bryce obtained a rank of 108th in the world and was in the Top 100 contestants participating from the U.S. and Canada. Bryce will receive a Limited-Edition Plaque featuring an element from the Timeline of Elements poster to celebrate his outstanding achievement. Congratulations Bryce! (submitted)