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Incautan 13 armas, acusación a conductor de app y remontada de los Jets — Lunes en Winnipeg

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🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Incautan trece armas de fuego y unas 20,000 municiones tras allanamientos en RM of West St. Paul. Información de MILET de la RCMP de Manitoba y de CBSA llevó a registros en Pipeline Road y Griffin Way el 11 de septiembre que recuperaron 13 armas (dos recortadas), cargadores de alta capacidad alterados y aproximadamente 20,000 cartuchos; un hombre de 48 años de West St. Paul y un hombre de 38 años fueron arrestados e imputados en múltiples cargos relacionados con armas de fuego y quedaron en detención preventiva.

  2. Conductor de servicio por aplicación, 27 años, acusado de agresión sexual tras un incidente el 27 de septiembre en Weston. La Policía de Winnipeg dice que el conductor de 27 años presuntamente agredió a una mujer después de dejarla en el destino que ella había pedido en el vecindario Weston; ella huyó del vehículo, llamó a la policía y el sospechoso fue arrestado a la mañana siguiente en un complejo de apartamentos en Kennedy Street y liberado bajo promesa de comparecencia.

🏈 Sports

  1. Los Winnipeg Jets anotan tres goles a cinco contra cinco en el tercer periodo y ganan 3-2 en Pittsburgh. Los Jets mejoraron a 2-0-1 en la temporada después de que Alex Iafallo, Adam Lowry y Cole Perfetti marcaran en un caótico tercer periodo y el nuevo portero Clay Stevenson detuviera 30 de 32 disparos en su sexto inicio en la NHL para conseguir la victoria en Pittsburgh la noche del lunes.

  2. Alex Ovechkin jugará nueve partidos más en Canadá durante su última temporada en la NHL. El capitán de los Washington Capitals anunció que 2026-27 será su última temporada y jugará en Canadá el 10 de noviembre (Ottawa), 3 de diciembre (Edmonton), 5 de diciembre (Calgary), 7 de diciembre (Vancouver) y otros, con su último partido de temporada regular en Canadá programado para el 8 de abril de 2027.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Calabaza récord de 1,725 lb gana la Roland Pumpkin Fair y se lleva 1,500 dólares canadienses. La calabaza de 1,725 lb (782 kg) del cultivador Cornie Banman superó a 20 inscripciones en Roland, estableció un nuevo récord provincial en la feria y le valió a Banman un premio de 1,500 dólares canadienses; Banman dijo que la calabaza llegó a crecer entre 40 y 50 lb por día en su pico de crecimiento.

  2. Caminata conmemorativa en Winnipeg por la defensora MMIWG2S+ Alaya McIvor. Una caminata comunitaria en Winnipeg homenajeó la vida de Alaya McIvor, reconocida defensora y líder comunitaria de MMIWG2S+, con participantes locales reunidos para conmemorar su trabajo y su legado.

📰 Also Today

  • Jets vencen a Detroit 3-2; Kyle Connor anotó dos goles en superioridad.
  • Una ley de Manitoba permitiría a las tiendas de cannabis quitar cubrimientos de ventanas bajo nuevas normas.
  • Los candidatos a la alcaldía Vogiatzakis y Klein se acusan mutuamente de ofrecer incentivos para abandonar la contienda.
  • Hombre, 27, arrestado más de cuatro años después de un tiroteo en Winnipeg que dejó a otro hombre con heridas que cambiaron su vida.
  • SCO condena al Winnipeg Sun y al director ejecutivo candidato a la alcaldía por columna sobre muertes en escuelas residenciales.
  • Un análisis insta a adoptar la hora estándar permanente; el 1 de noviembre en el oeste de Canadá se mantienen los relojes en horario de verano.
  • Dos hombres resultan heridos, uno de ellos de gravedad, en un incidente en Osborne Village.
  • Informe de la RCMP: 13 armas y 20,000 cartuchos incautados en hogares al norte de Winnipeg.
  • Defensores globales llevan la lucha y la solidaridad internacional 2SLGBTQ a Manitoba.

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