Interactive Map: Crash outcomes in Winnipeg
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The Winnipeg Police Service’s central traffic unit investigated 30 serious accidents in 2011. Only a third resulted in charges and even fewer resulted in jail time, according to a review by the Free Press.
See the results of our research on each case in the map below. Green markers indicate crashes in which charges were laid. Click on any marker for more details on the case.
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Wendy Sawatzky
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