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温尼伯周二要闻:命案侦查、喷气机客场连败与警车被毁

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 23岁男子在 Balmoral 大道与 Spence 街附近与人见面后中枪,送医后死亡。 温尼伯警察局(Winnipeg Police Service,WPS)表示,受害者 Jayden Laporte,23岁,在 Balmoral 大道与 Spence 街附近与一群人见面后中枪,家人将他送往健康科学中心(Health Sciences Centre),随后死亡;Laporte 是长平原原住民(Long Plain First Nation)成员,生前在波蒂奇拉普雷里(Portage la Prairie)居住。温尼伯警察局重案组正在调查此案。
  2. 一名18岁男子在 Furby 街被捕,警方巡逻车轮胎被割破。 温尼伯警察局称,值勤警员接报到 Furby 街处置时,遭遇一名据称威胁要割破警车轮胎的18岁男子;警方缴获一把刀,并使用电击器将其控制并逮捕。该男子面临两项袭击执法人员指控、两项发表恐吓言论、携带武器和不满$5,000加元的破坏财物指控。

🏈 体育

  1. 喷气机客场以2比1不敌圣路易斯,遭遇三连败。 温尼伯喷气机队(Winnipeg Jets)周二在圣路易斯(St. Louis)以2比1落败,科尔·佩尔费蒂(Cole Perfetti)打进温尼伯唯一进球。球队在强攻机会(power play)三次均未得分,这是本赛季首场常规赛客场失利,球队开始一趟短暂的两场客场之旅。

📰 今日要闻还包括

  • 据消息人士称,预计在美国中期选举前不会有加美贸易协定。
  • 23岁男子在西百老汇(West Broadway)地区枪击后死亡。
  • 血浆公司格里弗斯(Grifols)在停业两个月后开始分阶段重启。
  • 莱利·莱丘克(Riley Laychuk)发布2026年10月20日曼尼托巴天气预报。
  • 专题:回顾 Sheegl 任期在温尼伯市政厅的遗产。
  • 三位原住民酋长否认艾伯塔省部长称他们支持鹿猎的说法。
  • 温尼伯一名教师因向学生发送数百条信息被撤销教师证书。
  • 民调:多数温尼伯居民认为公共交通较四年前更糟。
  • 面临引渡的法学院院长曾在德国一所营利性学校任教多年。
  • 进步保守党称赋予药剂师更多处方权可助曼尼托巴农村地区。
  • 各团体希望汤普森(Thompson)即时无家可归者点位普查能带来更多援助。
  • 市长在调查赞扬追回资金努力后,警告不要从城市挪用款项。
  • 喷气机队共同拥有者公开支持一位市长候选人,并表示多年前后悔这样做。
  • 阿尔伯塔(Alberta)公投因投票日问题延迟公布结果。
  • 一连串行人-车辆碰撞促使温尼伯警察局发出警告。
  • 灯塔使命(Lighthouse Mission)为新的非医疗戒毒项目招聘员工。
  • 一位因多发性硬化失去双腿的男子在定制小床上编织帽子为人取暖。
  • 市政府报告称选举日前温尼伯提前投票创纪录。

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