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From Impaired Driving to Drugs, Weapons, and a Vehicle Fire

Manitoba Government Donates $2.6 Million From U.S. Liquor Sales to Support Charities During Holiday Season

Crime Stoppers Wanted and Crime of the Week for December 17, 2025

Stolen Truck Recovered, Suspect Arrested After Overnight Break-In on Victoria Avenue

City Council Meeting Highlights for December 15, 2025

Drug Trafficking Bust

Robbery/Assault with a weapon; 13 individuals arrested for public intoxication

Police kept busing with motor vehicle accidents Friday evening

Arabian Horses Coming Back to Brandon for 2019 Canadian Nationals

Join the Arabian Horse Association (AHA) in celebrating the beauty and versatility of the Arabian horse at The Canadian National Arabian and Half-Arabian Championship Horse Show from August 11-17, 2019, at the Keystone Centre in Brandon, Manitoba. Attend one of our educational T.A.I.L. Tours where you can meet an Arabian horse, get a backstage experience of the show and meet the exhibitors. Tours are free and open to the public during the following days and hours: *Thursday, August 15 at 2 p.m. *Friday, August 16 at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. *Saturday, August 17 at 10 a.m To attend a tour, please RSVP at youth@arabianhorses.org or call 303-696-4505. AHA will be handing out vouchers for a free horse shaped stress reliever at the Second Annual Brandon Ribfest held at the Keystone Center from August 16 -18. Vouchers can be redeemed at the AHA Awards Room in the Keystone Centre through Saturday, August 17. Stress relievers are available while supplies last. Enjoy some BBQ! Stay for the show and take home a gift! For more information on the Arabian Horse Association, please go to www.arabianhorses.org. (article submitted)

Police: Twenty adult males arrested for Obtaining Sexual Services for Consideration

Source: Brandon Police Service Media Release On July 26 & 27, 2019, the Brandon Police Service - Organized Crime Section, together with the Winnipeg Police Service - Counter Exploitation Unit conducted project Beckon. The Counter Exploitation Unit is part of the Winnipeg Police Service's Specialized Investigation Division. Part of the unit's focus is the safety and wellbeing of those involved in sex trade, whether directly or indirectly and to conduct proactive enforcement on those who choose to exploit the vulnerable for sexual services. Focused on Brandon, Project Beckon’s goal was to target the demand side of sexual exploitation and safety of those who are exploited. The results of Project Beckon are: 20 males arrested and charged with Obtaining Sexual Services for Consideration under the Criminal Code. They range in age from 22 to 82-years-old. 15 vehicles seized under the Manitoba Highway Traffic act. All 20 individuals have been released on a Promise to Appear. Sexual Exploitation is not bound by jurisdictions. Victims do not choose this lifestyle or the harm inflicted upon them as a result. Those vulnerable to sexual exploitation are transient. Further results of this joint force operation are that investigators can focus on building safer, long-term strategies while balancing the needs of everyone involved. Signs victims are being exploited include: being escorted and/or watched, not speaking on their own behalf, limited knowledge of area/city they are in, and signs of depression or fear. For more information on sexual exploitation and human trafficking visit: https://www.winnipeg.ca/police/ceu/default.stm

400 Block of 3rd St – Structure Fire

Around 5pm on Sunday, Brandon Fire and Emergency Services along with Brandon Police Service responded to a structure fire in the 400 block of 3rd Street in Brandon. Upon arrival, smoke and flames were coming from the multi-story residential dwelling. Multiple hose-lines were put to work, and a nearby fire hydrant was connected to. Firefighter/paramedics performed an interior attack to stop the spread of fire. Crews remained on scene until approximately 8:30pm. Thankfully there were no injuries during this fire.

Two arrested on meth charges following traffic stop in Brandon

Source: Brandon Police Service Media Release During a traffic stop, police arrested two individuals for Possessing Methamphetamine.   Both of the individuals are also charged with breaching release conditions from previous charges.  The 21-year-old male and a 31-year-old female have been held in custody and will appear in court July 27th.

Female youth allegedly assaulted by 2 female youth who broke into her home

Source: Brandon Police Service Media Release Police received a report that at approximately 12:30 pm, two female youth broke into the home a third female youth by crawling through the window. Once inside the residence they assaulted the female who resides there. The female was punched several times before adults in the residence were able to intervene. The female did not require any medical attention. One of the females who committed the assault was arrested for Break and Enter and Commit Assault when she turned herself into police later in the day. She will appear in court on August 27, 2019. The second female youth will be arrested once located.