Source: Brandon Police Service Media Release Shortly after 10:00 AM on Saturday Police were notified by Rivers Police that two male suspects had been in their community using what appeared to be a stolen credit card.  Rivers Police were able to provide a detailed description of the vehicle which had left prior to their arrival.  Within 15 mins the vehicle was located near 1st St and Braecrest Dr in Brandon and a vehicle stop was conducted.  The investigation revealed the two males inside, 25 and 20 years of age both of Brandon were responsible for a series of offences earlier in the day.  They had stolen the truck in Brandon, then gone to Kemnay were it appears they stole items from vehicles in that community and then gone on to Rivers were they used stolen credit cards.  The two males were arrested and lodged at the Brandon Correctional Centre and will appear in court this morning. They are charged with Theft of Vehicle, Possession of Property obtained by Crime x 3, Prohibited Driving and will also be subject to charge in Rivers for the fraudulent use of the credit card.

Source:Brandon Police Service Media Release On Friday morning, police were called because of the theft and fraudulent use of a credit card.  A 31-year-old Brandon male had stolen a credit card from a residence and had made several purchases at various stores in Brandon.  The male was located and has been arrested for the theft and fraudulent use of the card.

A Veteran Information Fair is going to be held at Royal Canadian Legion, Branch #3 (560 13 St E, Brandon, MB) on Wednesday, April 10 from 3:00-6:00 p.m. At the information fair, they will be announcing the national programs and services available through the Veteran Family Program for those family members releasing or released from the Canadian Armed Forces. Providers will include those from Shilo and Brandon, including but not limited to: Addictions Foundation Assiniboine Community College Aurora Recovery Centre Bank of Montreal (Canadian Defense Community Bank) Base Personnel Selection Officer (BPSO) Brandon & Area Acquired Brain Injury Support Group CAF Nurse Case Management CAF Transition Group CAF Vocational Rehabilitation Program Can Praxis CFMWS/Personnel Support Programs Economic Development Brandon Manitoba Education and Training Manitoba Farm, Rural, and Northern Support Services (Klinic) Mood Disorder Association of Manitoba OSISS Prairie Mountain Health Royal Canadian Legion Service Canada Shilo MFRC Counselling Centre Shilo MFRC Employment Program Shilo Military Family Resource Centre (MFRC) SISIP Financial Soldier On Program SPIN Committee The Counselling Centre Veteran Family Program Veteran Transition Network Veterans Affairs Canada

Source: Brandon Police Service Media Release On April 4, 2019, at 7:09am police responded to a Break & Enter of a residence in the 500’ block of Louise Ave. Suspects had entered an unlocked door and stole numerous items including keys to the homeowner’s vehicle. At 07:28am the vehicle was located running on the lawn of an apartment building in the 700’ block of 9th Street with a 31 year old male and a 36 year old male asleep inside. Also inside the vehicle was property from the Break & Enter. Both men were intoxicated. The 31 year old was arrested for Break, Enter & Theft, Theft of Motor Vehicle, Theft Under $5000, as well as Care and Control of a Motor Vehicle while Impaired by Drug. He was lodged at BCC to be released once sober for court on April 11, 2019. The 36 year old man was arrested for Break, Enter & Theft, and Theft under $5000. He was also lodged at BCC to be released once sober for court on May 30, 2019

Whitehead Fire Department, Brandon EMS and Blue Hills RCMP responded to a collision at the intersection of Highway #1 and Highway 1A near Kemnay Thursday afternoon. Two SUVs collided, causing both to run off the road into the median of Highway #1. Whitehead firefighters used special extrication tools to cut off the driver's door of the silver SUV, and extricate one victim.  The silver SUV appeared to have significant damage to the driver's side door area. At least two people left the scene in two separate ambulances.