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Tag Archives: serious crime
Winnipeg Police Closing Regional Stations
Nov 29 2019 – Concerned Citizens The WPS budget is now over $300,000,000 or 27% of entire City budget with ovet 85% of that going to salaries, pension and other benefits. So due to their incompetence, fiscal mismanagement and worse … Continue reading
Posted in manitoba, News and politics, winnipeg
Tagged budget, closed, serious crime, stations, Sustainability, winnipeg police service
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Large homeless camps pop up under bridges and in parks, spark safety concerns in Winnipeg | CTV News
CTV News https://winnipeg.ctvnews.ca/under-bridges-and-in-parks-what-s-inside-winnipeg-s-large-homeless-camps-1.4608967 Comments What was being done previously to reduce homelessness, serious crime and reign in soring policing costs was failing. All agreed somethings needed to change. The City, Province and community groups came up with some ideas. One … Continue reading
Posted in Canada
Tagged community groups, homelessness, police, poverty, serious crime, shelters, temporary, winnipeg
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Serious and financial crimes on the rise and now crime tourism – time to reverse the trend
Burglars in Edmonton caught on camera – DailyMail.com — I see why many are getting one of these smart door bells with WiFi and camera. Looks like it time to do the same. Just need to secure it and other … Continue reading
Posted in international, justice, law, security
Tagged Australia, Canada, crime tourism, financial crime, France, money laundering, rcmp, robbery, serious crime, thefts, UK
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Gerald Stanley Trial – put yourself in juror’s shoes
Long but interesting read if you want to learn more about this high profile case and how the Jury was directed to deliberate. National Post Gerald Stanley and Colten Boushie. Liam Richards/CP // Handout February 14, 2018 1:59 PM EST … Continue reading
Posted in justice, News and politics
Tagged aboriginal, acquittal, Canada, Canadian, Colten Boushie, degree murder, deliberations, Gerald Stanley, jury, justice, manslaughter, property, second, serious crime, transcript, trial
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Corruption being tackled in Quebec but stalling in Manitoba and elsewhere
Oct 30 2017 – Kevin Yaworski – WiseUpWinnipeg Quebec has been leading by example for several years now with exposing and prosecuting serious crime (organized crime, corruption in the construction industry, police, municipal and provincial governments etc …). This after … Continue reading
Posted in justice, News and politics
Tagged acs, caspian, city of winnipeg, corruption, deficiencies, engineering, john butcher, jon butcher, manitoba, mpi, mpic, Phil scheegl, photo radar, Province of Manitoba, Quebec, rcmp, sam katz, serious crime, winnipeg, Wpg, WPS
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