Police News Release - September 27th, 2026
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Note* The Criminal Code of Canada outlines the procedures for the release of accused persons. If they meet the criteria the Police are obliged to release them on appropriate conditions. It is not the police officer or police services' choice; they are following the rule of law.
Breach of the Peace
In the past 24 hours three individuals from separate incidents were arrested for Breach of the Peace and held in Brandon Police Service (BPS) detention cells. They will be released once sober.
Arrest Warrants
In the past 24 hours one individual was arrested on the strength of their Warrant for Arrest. They were released from custody with future court dates.
Protective Detention and Care of Intoxicated Persons Act
In the past 24 hours, two individuals were arrested under the Protective Detention and Care of Intoxicated Persons Act. Both were brought to BPS detention cells and will be released once sober.
Fail to comply with Release Orders
In the past 24 hours, two individuals were arrested for failing to follow the conditions of their release orders. They were held in custody BPS detention cells for a court appearance.
Theft Under $5000
On September 26th, 2026, two adult females were arrested for shoplifting from a local pharmacy. They were released from custody on undertakings to attend court on a future court date and conditions to not attend the business where they committed the theft.
S/Sgt. M. Kulchyski
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