A Brandon female has been arrested for possession of stolen property following a theft at a business in the Corral Centre on Saturday evening. Police say they received a call at approximately 7:00 pm from a store regarding a female inside the store, who had previously been banned from attending. The female had already existed the property when the police arrived. Police reviewed video from the store, and the video showed the female leaving in a vehicle. Video also showed that a male, from the same vehicle, had come into the store and stole a 55” TV. The female, and the stolen television, were tracked to an address on Queens Crescent where she arrested and also found in breach of her Recognizance order as well. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});

Courtesy:  CKLQ Press Release  Brandon MB, January 6, 2016 – AM Station 880 CKLQ has received approval from the Canadian Radio- television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) to shift to FM while continuing to also broadcast in AM. “The FM band will allow listeners in and around Brandon to have better sound quality, while the AM band allows listeners from as far away as the Saskatchewan border and the U.S Border to continue listening to CKLQ, “ said Dave Baxter, President and CEO of Westman Communications Group. Westman owns and operates 880 CKLQ and 94.7 Star FM. “We’re extremely excited that the CRTC understood our desire to offer the enhanced sound qualities of FM to listeners in Brandon, and have approved to move CKLQ to the FM band,” said Cam Clark, General Manager of 880 CKLQ. Clark added, “We are allowed to the keep the AM as a repeater, so you’ll be able to continue to hear CKLQ on 880 in all of southwest Manitoba. We would also like to thank all the listeners and community leaders who supported us in the application process.” “The exact timing of the turning up of the FM signal is still being determined, but we will let you know as we get closer,” continued Clark.  About 880 CKLQ Radio stations 880 CKLQ and 94.7 STAR FM broadcast throughout Western Manitoba and are owned and operated by Westman Communications Group. Westman Communications Group is the operating name for Westman Media Cooperative Ltd. Westman is a customer-owned cooperative, which also operates cable systems in 36 communities. Westman is a leader in communication services including cable TV, Internet and phone. Westman is proud of its strong commitment to its customers and the communities it serves.

A security guard at a downtown Brandon business was assaulted, by a 21-year old female, on Friday night. According to reports, the woman was sleeping in the entrance way of the business when the security guard attempted to wake her up and ask her her to leave. The victim was assaulted at that point and did not sustain any injuries. The suspect was located and arrested later in the day. She was held pending her court appearance in the morning.

A local taxicab driver was stabbed in the face with a pen, by a 19-year old female, on Friday night in Brandon's west-end. Police say they received a complaint from a taxicab driver regarding an intoxicated fare, and while waiting on police to arrive, the fare grabbed a pen and stabbed the driver on the side of his face. According to police reports the driver then tried to leave his cab when the suspect climbed behind the wheel in an attempt to flee the scene. She drove a short distance before crashing into a snowbank, after seeing responding police. The victim was taken to BRHC by ambulance for treatment. The suspect was arrested on-scene for several offenses including Robbery with Violence and Impaired Driving, She refused to provide two breath samples and was also charged with Breach of Court Order as she was under a court order to abstain from consuming alcohol. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});

A 29-year old Brandon, MB has been charged with Possession of Methamphetamine and Possession of Cocaine following a bizarre incident in Brandon, MB on Tuesday morning. Police reports say that the male walked into Police Service looking to speak with Officers who raided his house. He was looking to return a small bag of methamphetamine that he believed Police left behind, in his residence, during the raid. It was determined that no warrants were executed on the residence in question and the man was arrested for possession of a methamphetamine. A further search of the man also netted a small amount of cocaine. He is scheduled to appear in court in March. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});