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Winnipeg breaks homicide record with 35th death

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Winnipeg breaks homicide record with 35th death


Law & Order | 206817 hits | Nov 13 4:48 pm | Posted by: ShepherdsDog
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Winnipeg has broken its record for the number of homicides in a year, as the death of a homeless man has brought the total to 35.

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  1. by avatar ShepherdsDog
    Mon Nov 14, 2011 12:58 am
    A poster in the comments section made a an interesting point about falling homicide rates. It's not that violent crime rates are dropping, it's just that our medical treatment is getting better at saving the lives of those who likely would have succumbed to their injuries in years past....and we still have a month and a half to go with the holidays coming. they're usually good for a few drunken homicides due to increased alcohol consumption and close proximity to family....and the fact that cold weather drives people indoors , another source of tension.

  2. by olek
    Mon Nov 14, 2011 4:48 pm

  3. by Anonymous
    Mon Nov 14, 2011 5:59 pm
    "These kids are dropping out of school, a lot of them are functionally illiterate and they don't seem to have much very hope except for their membership in a gang and a gang looking after them,"


    Its not the health care that is the problem. The gangs are. End prohibition and force them to work to get ahead instead of taking the easy way.

  4. by miloo
    Mon Nov 14, 2011 8:21 pm

  5. by avatar DrCaleb
    Mon Nov 14, 2011 8:33 pm
    *sniff* *sniff*

    Does anyone else smell cooking SPAM?

  6. by MaineUSAGuy
    Mon Nov 14, 2011 8:53 pm
    Someone made a comparison to U.S. cities in this record breaking streak of Winnipeg. They said that many U.S. cities have much bigger murder rates than Winnipeg, I thought about the old ´´But the U.S.`` card when something does not go right in Canada. :roll:

    Comparing it to the U.S. is no excuse to sit on their butts and do nothing about Winnipeg´s murder capital status. :roll:

  7. by avatar QBall
    Mon Nov 14, 2011 9:21 pm
    Congratulations Winnipeg on setting a new record! Woooo! Way to raise the bar! :roll:

    The man had been struck with a rock during a dispute over a small amount of cash.


    And you guys did it caveman style too.

  8. by avatar DrCaleb
    Mon Nov 14, 2011 10:32 pm
    "MaineUSAGuy" said

    Comparing it to the U.S. is no excuse to sit on their butts and do nothing about Winnipeg´s murder capital status. :roll:


    Actually, Edmonton is in the lead, with 43 murders this year.

    Most of them have been blunt instrument or edged weapon, with the two (or more) people knowing each other. One was in jail. Most of them have been solved. The ones that aren't appear to be gang releated.

    What would anyone propose to reduce the number of crimes of passion? How about 'less stress'?

  9. by avatar ShepherdsDog
    Tue Nov 15, 2011 12:12 am
    "Curtman" said
    "These kids are dropping out of school, a lot of them are functionally illiterate and they don't seem to have much very hope except for their membership in a gang and a gang looking after them,"


    Its not the health care that is the problem. The gangs are. End prohibition and force them to work to get ahead instead of taking the easy way.





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