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Manitoba First Nations Police Service is pleased to announce the newest Member to the Police Service, K-9 ZION.
Zion is a Belgian Malinois and is currently in training with his Handler Cst. T.A. (Travis) Assiniboine. On April 19, 2021, a competition was held for Opaskwayak Detachment and a new dog Handler. Cst. Assiniboine was the successful candidate, and along with Zion is currently in training at the Office of the Fire Commissions training facility in Brandon.
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Zion is being trained in Search and rescue, drug and firearms detection and further suspect apprehension. The course is an intense 16 weeks of training and upon graduation, both Zion and Cst. Assiniboine will be deployed to the community of Opaskwayak Cree Nation. Cst. Assiniboine is the 1st First Nations K-9 Handler in the Province of Manitoba. Zion is a needed and valuable addition to our
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Today the Wisconsin state senate considered a slate of bills, from legalizing paddlewheel raffles, requiring the national anthem at state sports arenas, to a handful of election related legislation.
Also on the docket were five police reform bills which, according to the Associated Press, are the legislature’s first passed bills addressing police reform since the murder of George Floyd last May.
The first of the bills would make changes to the Police and Fire Commissions in Madison and Milwaukee. These boards have authority under state law to discipline police officers, including hiring, promoting, and firing.