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Province Reminds Anglers and Outdoor Enthusiasts to Carefully Evaluate Ice Conditions Before Heading onto Ice

Three Arrested on Outstanding Warrants in Brandon

Robbery with Violence, Attempt Theft of Motor vehicle

Intimate Partner Violence/ Breach of Court Orders

MPI’s Top 5 Frauds in 2024

MNP Massive Expansion

Manitoba Government Introduces Permanent Cut to Provincial Fuel Tax

Two Arrested in Separate Assault with a Weapon Incidents

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Police charge man, at the hospital, who was allegedly in possession of a large machete style knife

Source:  Brandon Police Service Media Release At about 2:00 PM Sunday afternoon, security at the hospital requested Police assistance in removing a male visitor, who was acting in an aggressive manner. The 34 year-old male, who is a Brandon resident, was intoxicated on a substance and very aggressive towards Police and security. It was learned that he was the subject of warrants for arrest for assault with a weapon and failing to attend court. He was advised that he was under arrest for the warrants and resisted police. The accused was wearing numerous large winter jackets at the time of the arrest and inside the jacket, he had a large machete style knife, which he dropped during the struggle. The accused was lodged at Brandon Correctional Centre and will appear in court today facing the charges from the arrest warrants as well as new charges including possession of a weapon for dangerous purpose, carry a concealed weapon, and resisting arrest.
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Brandon police nab suspect allegedly obtaining fraudulent gift cards

Source: Brandon Police Service Media Release A 44 year old Brandon Male has been charged as part of an ongoing investigation into acquisition of fraudulently obtained gift cards.  Investigation has revealed that the male fraudulently obtained $1100 worth of gift cards from a local businesses.  He has been released on a Promise to Appear in court on January 10th 2019 to answer to charges of Fraud Under $5000 X3, Possession of Property Obtained by Crime X3, and Fraudulent use of a Credit Card X3.  
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City of Brandon Accepting Feedback on Proposed Private Radio Network Tower Site

Brandon, MB – The City of Brandon is currently accepting public feedback on a pair of site options for the installation of a single monopole tower for a private radio network to be used by employees within its Operational Services Division. The City of Brandon delivers a wide range of programs and services to the community via its Operational Services Division, more specifically the frontline services provided by Brandon Transit, the Sanitation, Sewer and Water, and Streets and Roads Sections of the Public Works Department, and the Parks and In-City Maintenance Sections of the Community Services Department. In order to ensure its employees can safely communicate while conducting their work at locations across the community, the City of Brandon is proposing to create a cost-effective private radio network. In order to accommodate this technology, the City is proposing to install a total of one (1) radio monopole at one (1) of following municipally-owned locations: on the south side grounds adjacent to Brandon City Hall (410-9th Street), or on the southwest grounds at the rear of the A.R. McDiarmid Civic Complex (638 Princess Avenue). Typically, the overall height of such a monopole is approximately 120 feet. The project is anticipated to lower the City of Brandon’s radio communications costs and have an approximate payback of 3 to 4 years on an expected 15-year life cycle. Public Feedback on the proposed location options will be accepted between November 13th, 2018 and December 12th, 2018, via the following methods (all questions or comments will be responded to within 60 days): Email – feedback@brandon.ca Telephone – 204-729-2238 Letter Mail - Jason Kelusky, Manager of Information Technology, City of Brandon, 410 – 9th Street, Brandon, MB, R7A 6A2 A come-and-go public open house will also be held on Wednesday, November 28th, 2018, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. within the Brandon Design Studio Space of the Brandon Cultural Resource Centre at the A.R. McDiarmid Civic Complex (638 Princess Avenue, East Entrance). Interested community members are encouraged to attend to view visual renderings of the proposed location options, see the project plans, ask questions, and provide feedback. If an individual is unable to attend, but has specific questions about the proposed project, they may email feedback@brandon.ca. For additional information about monopole systems, visit the Government of Canada website at www.ic.gc.ca/towers.
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Pair of residential B & E’s reported to BPS Friday night

Source:  Brandon Police Service Media Release Police received a report that an unlocked garage was unlawfully entered in the 1000blk of 1ststreet.  No damage was done however a blue Classic Cruiser style bicycle has been stolen.  This incident is still under investigation. A 42 year old male has been arrested after police received a report that he had broke into a residence on Evergreen Place.  The male who was under the influence of Meth was located in the area with items stolen from the residence.  The male will appear in court November 17, 2018.
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$15K worth of jewelry reported stolen from Brandon home

Source:  Brandon Police Service Media Release On Thursday, Police received a report of Break, Enter and Theft to a residence in the 2700 block of Lorne Avenue. The complainant said when they arrived home and found someone had broken into the residence and ransacked through the bedrooms. Stolen was a jewelry box containing 3 Pandora bracelets, 3 Tiffany’s bracelets, Mexican silver jewelry worth approximately $15000. Police continue to investigate.