Investigation underway after assault on Assiniboine Park bike path
Thursday, May 22, 2025, 1:21 pm
Winnipeg police are investigating an assault and attempted robbery on a bike path in Assiniboine Park, with a suspect now in custody. Residents are left wondering if a simple bike ride has suddenly become the scene of a thriller.
Winnipeg police say they have a suspect in custody but continue to investigate an assault and robbery on an Assiniboine Park bike path Sunday afternoon.
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