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Two Arrested After Winnipeg Police Headquarters Flooded

Two suspects face mischief charges after opening emergency water valves caused severe flooding at Winnipeg Police Headquarters, with public access restricted due to extensive damage.

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Winnipeg police arrested two individuals late Saturday evening in connection to flooding shutting down some workspaces inside police headquarters.

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Winnipeg police arrest two people accused of opening valves that flooded headquarters

WINNIPEG - The Winnipeg Police Service has arrested two people it accuses of opening valves that caused significant flooding inside its downtown headquarters over the weekend.

·Waterloo, Canada
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CTV NewsCTV News
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Two arrested after Winnipeg police headquarters flooded

Winnipeg police arrested two individuals late Saturday evening in connection to flooding shutting down some workspaces inside police headquarters.

·Canada
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CBC NewsCBC News
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Winnipeg police headquarters closed Saturday night due to flooding in office tower

The Winnipeg police headquarters building suffered from flooding on Saturday evening as water drenched the tower portion of the downtown office complex.

·Canada
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Winnipeg Free PressWinnipeg Free Press
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Two accused in police HQ flooding

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

·Winnipeg, Canada
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winnipeg.cawinnipeg.ca

Two arrested after flooding at police headquarters; in-person reporting temporarily closed: C26-36013

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Country HeraldCountry Herald

Winnipeg, Canada: 2 Arrested After Police HQ Flooding Incident

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Saturday, February 14, 2026.
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