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Man rescued on bridge; police apologize for publicizing incident

Winnipeg police face online backlash for sharing photos from rescue of man in distress on bridge

Winnipeg police face online backlash for sharing photos from rescue of man in distress on bridge Some citizens and health experts are saying the Winnipeg Police Service breached someone s privacy Thursday, when it published photos online of a rescue effort to save a man dangling from a bridge. Social Sharing Winnipeg police apologized, removed photos: We will be more mindful of what we share via social media Posted: Feb 25, 2021 7:50 PM CT | Last Updated: February 26 The Winnipeg Police Service published photos online of a rescue effort to save a man dangling from a bridge. They have since been taken down.(Jaison Empson/CBC)

Officers cling to man dangling from bridge, pull to safety - CHVNRadio: Southern Manitoba s hub for local and Christian news, and adult contemporary Christian programming

(Winnipeg Police Service/Supplied) Article continues below advertisement ↴ The Winnipeg Police Service says a community and local business rallied together to help save a man s life Tuesday afternoon. On Tuesday at 3:45 p.m., the Winnipeg Police Service received several 911 calls about a man climbing over the ledge of the Disraeli Bridge at Higgins Avenue.  Patrol Sergeant Saif Khan arrived, circling his patrol vehicle underneath the now-dangling man. Looking up, the officer saw the bottom of the man s white shoes 35 feet in the air, hands clinging to the railing rungs. Ordering two officers to the top of the bridge, the pair clutched the man in distress jacket through the rungs. They held on as Khan came up with a plan.

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