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Manitoba Security Rebate Open for Applications

Manitobans Head into Long Weekend with Lowest Gas Prices in Canada Pipeline Restored to Full Capacity

Impaired cyclist tries to fight security guard

Assiniboine to expand North Hill Campus greenhouse facility with $2 Million from Canada Foundation for Innovation and Research Manitoba

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Male armed with club altered with nails and barbed wire arrested following Tuesday robbery call

Brandon traffic stop nets weapon, drugs

Brandon Police Service Media Release At approximately 5:00 a.m., Police stopped a vehicle in the 1100 Block of McTavish Avenue with a male driving and a female occupying the passenger seat. Officers detected a strong odour of Marihuana emanating from the vehicle and both individuals were taken into Police custody. The male was found to have a can of bear spray concealed on his person, a search of the vehicle recovered small amounts of Marihuana, Methamphetamine, and Cocaine all prepackaged for distribution. Officers also located $300 and an expandable baton in the vehicle. A 32-year-old man and 30-year-old female both from Brandon were arrested for Possession for the Purpose Trafficking Methamphetamine, Cocaine and Marihuana as well as Possession of Prohibited Weapons and Possession of Proceeds of Crime. Both subjects have been released from Police custody and are scheduled to appear in Court in July.

Woman arrested after allegedly “slashing” another woman’s face with a glass

Brandon Police Service Media Release A 20-year old female from Sapotawayak First Nations was arrested Saturday afternoon just prior to 2:30 PM in the 2200 Block of Victoria Avenue after another female victim had been slashed in the face with a glass earlier in the afternoon at a residence in the 100 Block of Princess Avenue East.  The victim was transported to BRHC for treatment of her injuries.  The suspect will appear in court today charged with aggravated assault.

Brandon Police lay charges in two separate drunk driving incidents

Brandon Police Service Media Release At 10:34 pm on Friday evening, members of the police service were conducting a Roadwatch check stop program.  A vehicle was observed driving well below the posted limit on Willowdale Crescent near Beech Boulevard.  The vehicle was stopped and the officer observed numerous empty beer cans on the floor of the vehicle.  The male driver displayed signs of impairment and was arrested.  He provided breath samples that exceeded the legal limit.  The accused, a 69 year old from Virden, was lodged and will be released to appear in court at a later date. At 3:15 am on Saturday morning, a vehicle was stopped in the 900 block of Rosser Ave after it was observed travelling the wrong way on the street.  The driver showed signs of impairment and he was arrested and transported to the police service.  He provided one breath sample that exceed the legal limit and then failed to provide a second sample as legally required.   The driver, a 38 year old man from Souris, has been charged with Impaired Driving and Refusing to Provide a Breath Sample. He was lodged at BCC and will be released to appear in court later in May.

Woman arrested after allegedly setting fires in backyard of home

Brandon Police Service Media Release At 11:40 am on Friday, the residents of a home on Darrach Bay reported a woman was causing a disturbance and setting fires in the yard.  Officers attended and observed a pile of clothing and a trampoline on fire in the backyard.  One of the officers used a fire extinguisher to put out the fire.  BFES also attended and confirmed the small fire was out.  The suspect, a 29 year old woman from Brandon, was arrested at the scene and lodged at Brandon Correctional Center due to her intoxication. She will be released for a court date in July charged with Arson.

Riverheights School closed due to sewer problems in the area

Due to sewer problems in the area, Riverheights School (32 E Fotheringham Dr.)  does not have access to water and washroom facilities at this time, and will be closing the school for today, Friday, May 25, 2018. Staff will be contacting parents directly to make arrangements for children to be picked up from their classroom.  Should you have any questions, please contact their office at 204-729-3210.