T mes & Star DELORAINE
SERVING SOUTHWEST MANITOBA SINCE 1887 Volume 131 - No. 34
Friday, July 31, 2015
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Swimming Lessons disrupted The beach at Lake Metigoshe is once again busy with swimming classes. Lessons will continue through to the end of next week when certificates and badges will be awarded . This, despite the large creature spotted swimming near the docks. The young witness shown here was describing to his instructor and classmates just where he spotted the large fish. It was described as looking very much like a catfish, and possibly as large as 3 inches in length. Fortunately PHOTO/FRANCIS PARKER for everyone, it left for what was likely calmer waters and the lessons continued.
RCMP report The following is the RCMP report to July 21, 2015. This reporting period, police responded to the following calls for service. July 14 • Report of a semi-truck running the Goodlands Port of Entry and that five minutes later the vehicle had returned back to the port and had entered back into the USA. A US citizen got lost and did not realize that he had entered into Canada. No charges laid in this matter. • A complaint of an assault in Deloraine was received. The male was arrested and charged. • A report of a missing bicycle in Deloraine. As it turned out the bicycle was misplaced but is now back with the owner. • A report was received at Deloraine of uttering threats. The matter is under investigation. • Report that a semi on Highway 3 was on fire. Fire Department was on scene. No injuries were sustained.
July 15 • A report of gas and dash was received from Boissevain Co-op. July 16 • A report of break and enter to the Paterson Grain Elevator in Boissevain. A fire extinguisher was set off. July 17 • A seizure of drugs and paraphernalia at Deloraine Fairgrounds. • A male was charged for prohibited driving, drive while disqualified and drive without liability insurance in Killarney area. July 18 • A report of a possible break and enter/theft to a business in Killarney was reported and cash was taken. • A report of theft of truck was received in Killarney. July 19 • Members dispatched to a fight in progress at the Shamrock Centre in Killarney. No assaults had occurred and the “fight” was more of a verbal nature than a physical one. The complainants had been involved in a shouting
match with a group of younger people. No further fighting was occurring at the time. No injuries to anyone. • Member dispatched to a fight at a residence in Killarney. Upon arrival, the suspect had left. The male was located and arrested for assault. • Members dispatched to the Erin Inn. Fight involving about 20-30 people. Members arrived and located several injured patrons. It was found that due to intoxication, many of the patrons had started to get rowdy and engage in consensual fighting. One male was transported by members to the Killarney Hospital with a broken nose. • Members on scene at the Erin Inn with 80-100 intoxicated people and people involved in assaults. A male was arrested and lodged under the Intoxicated Persons Detention Act. • A female was asked to leave the Erin Inn in Killarney as staff members locked up the bar. One of the staff was shoved when the female tried to re-enter bar. The highly intoxicated female was falling down and not making sense. Arrested under IPDA, lodged in cells. (Continued on Page 2)
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