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Police swim out to rescue woman from the Red River
Winnipeg Police chief Danny Smyth is praising the efforts of several officers who selflessly entered the Red River to save a 37-year-old woman. Around 1:00 am Smyth was woken by a neighbour who was pounding on his door and reported that cries from a female could be heard coming from the river behind area homes. READ MORE