Manitoba’s police watchdog investigates assault allegation against The Pas RCMP
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The Pas RCMP detachment got a call from a woman two days after she was arrested, wanting to make a formal complaint. An investigation has been launched.
The Independent Investigation Unit of Manitoba (IIU) is looking into an allegation of an assault by on-duty Mounties in The Pas, Man.
The IIU said The Pas RCMP reported the incident on Wednesday.
Police responded to a call on Sept. 29 about a fight between two women, the watchdog said.
Officers “met one of the females who was taken into custody after a brief struggle and later released,” the IIU said. The detachment got a call from the same woman two days later, wanting to make a formal complaint.
Anyone who has more information or footage that will help the investigation is asked to call the IIU toll-free at 1-844-667-6060.
The investigation is ongoing.
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