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#WATCH Winnipeg police have released video footage in the search for a suspect after a woman was sexually assaulted in front of the Law Courts building. MORE: https://winnipeg.citynews.ca/2023/03/29/surveillance-video-suspect-sexual-assault/ | CityNews Winnipeg

#WATCH Winnipeg police have released video footage in the search for a suspect after a woman was sexually assaulted in front of the Law Courts building. MORE: https://winnipeg.citynews.ca/2023/03/29/surveillance-video-suspect-sexual-assault/ | CityNews Winnipeg

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Mental health calls now surpass domestic incidents: Winnipeg police chief

Mental health calls now surpass domestic incidents: Winnipeg police chief

Winnipeg police officer fatally shoots 19-year-old with knives: WPS - CityNews Winnipeg

Winnipeg police officer fatally shoots 19-year-old with knives: WPS - CityNews Winnipeg

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As temperatures change, Winnipeg’s emergency responders are warning people to stay away from rivers and ponds. All the ice should be considered dangerous at this point in time. Rivers and retention ponds may look like they have a solid ice cover, but there’s a lot going on underneath the ice that you can’t see. It’s an extremely dangerous hidden hazard. https://www.winnipeg.ca/people-culture/our-city-our-stories/stay-ice-emergency-responders-warn | Winnipeg Police Service

As temperatures change, Winnipeg’s emergency responders are warning people to stay away from rivers and ponds. All the ice should be considered dangerous at this point in time. Rivers and retention ponds may look like they have a solid ice cover, but there’s a lot going on underneath the ice that you can’t see. It’s an extremely dangerous hidden hazard. https://www.winnipeg.ca/people-culture/our-city-our-stories/stay-ice-emergency-responders-warn | Winnipeg Police Service

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Motor Vehicle Collision – Investigation: C24-259291 ****Date corrected below**** On November 5, 2024, just after 3 p.m., the Winnipeg Police Service and the Winnipeg Fire and Paramedic Service responded to a motor vehicle collision into Holy Cross Elementary School in the 300 block of Dubuc Street. A pickup truck crashed through the building and breached a classroom. There were no injuries to any students, staff or the driver as the class was empty at the time. The adult male driver remained on

Motor Vehicle Collision – Investigation: C24-259291 ****Date corrected below**** On November 5, 2024, just after 3 p.m., the Winnipeg Police Service and the Winnipeg Fire and Paramedic Service responded to a motor vehicle collision into Holy Cross Elementary School in the 300 block of Dubuc Street. A pickup truck crashed through the building and breached a classroom. There were no injuries to any students, staff or the driver as the class was empty at the time. The adult male driver remained on

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Winnipeg police say erratic driving spree in Winnipeg ends in alleged hit-and-run

Winnipeg police say erratic driving spree in Winnipeg ends in alleged hit-and-run

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Winnipeg police in organized crime investigation involving drugs, guns, 'possibly human or sex trafficking'

Winnipeg police in organized crime investigation involving drugs, guns, 'possibly human or sex trafficking'

On October 11, we shared information on the arrest of a man and woman alleged to have been involved in recording and sharing videos of animals being killed and tortured. This news has certainly caught the attention of the public – with some people going so far as to share more information and imagery of those charged. This has resulted in acts of serious vandalism to the complex in which they live – affecting ALL residents of the complex. Please know the criminal justice system is dealing with t

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Winnipeg police lay charges against 2 officers

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Media Briefing | Winnipeg Police Service

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Public Advisory Update – Arrest: C24-249144 Update: On the afternoon of October 25, 2024, the Winnipeg Police Service held a press conference regarding a suspect in a break, enter and assault that occurred in student housing at the University of Manitoba earlier that morning. At approximately 11:00 p.m., West District General Patrol officers responded to a suspicious call from an establishment along the south strip of Pembina Highway. A citizen called about a male outside the establishment who m

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Earlier today, we released information on an October 27 carjacking incident. A link to the release follows. https://www.winnipeg.ca/police/community/news-releases/2024-10-29-robberycarjacking-investigation-c24-251441 Public Information Officer Spencer offers up some car theft prevention tips/reminders for your consideration in this video. | Winnipeg Police Service

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Winnipeg police step up enforcement with retail theft prevention initiative

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Morale at an all-time low among Winnipeg police officers

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Have you been sexually assaulted, or know someone who has? There is help and the survivor has options for what happens next. The days immediately following an assault can be overwhelming. Connecting the Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) at Health Sciences Centre Emergency is a critical first step in getting medical and emotional care. SART includes specially trained nurses, Sexual Assault Crisis workers from Klinic Community Health and investigators from the Winnipeg Police Service. The level

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Changes to Online Reporting and Virtual Police Response in Time of Physical Distancing The changes in our community at this time are unprecedented. We've made a number of changes in our personal lives and in the way we conduct our business. Recently, the Winnipeg Police Service closed our Services Centres. The officers that were working at these locations have been redeployed into positions through which they can take police reports by phone. We've increased the scope of the calls we can take by

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On June 21, 1959, Winnipeg became the first city in North America to adopt a 3-digit emergency number, which at the time was 9-9-9. In the early years, two operators were on duty 24/7 to handle the approximate 300 calls per day that were received on the switchboard. Before 1959, the public had to know a multitude of emergency numbers throughout 16 different municipalities in Greater Winnipeg. 9-9-9 was a single point of contact which replaced 32 different phone numbers. This easy-to-remember num

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Suspected killer Eric Wildman handed 2 charges by police, more expected

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Global NewsSam Thompson

Drugs, guns: High-risk search warrants lead to multiple arrests - CityNews Winnipeg

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14 arrests made after Winnipeg police bust criminal network

CBCDarren Bernhardt

Winnipeg police, MPI team up to bring down interprovincial auto theft operation

Insp. Jen McKinnon talks about working closely with WFPS on Winnipeg arson investigations. Read more: https://www.winnipeg.ca/news/2025-10-31-city-winnipeg-tackling-arson-coordinated-action For the month of November, Winnipeg Crime Stoppers is offering enhanced rewards for tips that lead to an arson arrest. If you have information, photos, or video, you can share anonymously. Winnipeg Crime Stoppers 📞 204-786-TIPS (8477). | Winnipeg Police Service

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Inspector 'alarmed by' increase in volume of drugs recovered in Winnipeg busts

From data to decisions: Hear how Crime & Intelligence assist the homicide unit advance their investigations. We’re hiring three Crime & Intelligence Analysts. Could you be one of them? Watch the full video on our YouTube channel or visit our Recruiting website. Winnipeg.ca/policerecruiting | Winnipeg Police Service

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Part 4 - On November 18, 2025, just after 7:00 p.m., the Winnipeg Police Service’s Major Crimes Unit arrested a man in the 100 block of Magnus Avenue after a lengthy investigation. Between June 11, and November 18, 2025, a total of 22 arsons, break and enter, and damage-related offences occurred to the following addresses: 1763 Main Street (Nahanni Fontaine’s constituency office) 804 Selkirk Avenue (Bernadette Smith’s constituency office) 456 Main Street (Commonwealth Kitchen and Bar) 100-177 Mc

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Winnipeg retail crime initiative extended thanks to funding from province

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“Feeling alone after a crime is one of the hardest things for a victim.” Tune into the latest episode of the WPS After Hours podcast to find out how the Victim Services Unit supports victims of crime and the passionate volunteers behind this challenging work. https://www.winnipeg.ca/police/community/newsroom/wps-after-hours-podcast | Winnipeg Police Service

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Investigators in the Major Crimes Unit are asking for the public’s assistance to identify a suspect involved in a carjacking causing injury on December 19, 2023, at approximately 2:30 am near an establishment in the 200 block of Garry Street. Anyone with info please contact the Major Crimes Unit at 204-986-6219 or anonymously at 204-786-TIPS or winnipegcrimestoppers.org | Winnipeg Police Service

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Winnipeg Police Report 35 Impaired Drivers in One Week

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Part 3 - On November 18, 2025, just after 7:00 p.m., the Winnipeg Police Service’s Major Crimes Unit arrested a man in the 100 block of Magnus Avenue after a lengthy investigation. Between June 11, and November 18, 2025, a total of 22 arsons, break and enter, and damage-related offences occurred to the following addresses: 1763 Main Street (Nahanni Fontaine’s constituency office) 804 Selkirk Avenue (Bernadette Smith’s constituency office) 456 Main Street (Commonwealth Kitchen and Bar) 100-177 Mc

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