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Manitoba police investigation unit takes on case of man bitten by police dog

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Manitoba's Independent Investigation Unit (IIU) is investigating a case where a man sustained serious injuries after being bitten by a police dog during an arrest in Dauphin. RCMP officers were responding to a report about a man in a mental health crisis at a hotel. The man was found in a dense bush area, where police dog services were deployed, leading to the injury. He was subsequently taken to hospital and admitted for treatment.

  1. 1 June 3, 2025 (Tuesday) after 3 a.m. CT: RCMP respond to a report of a man in a mental health crisis in Dauphin; the man is bitten by a police dog during his arrest.
  2. 2 June 5, 2025 (Thursday afternoon): Manitoba's Independent Investigation Unit announces it is investigating the case.
  • Man sustained serious injuries and was hospitalized
  • Independent Investigation Unit of Manitoba initiated an investigation into the incident
What: A man was seriously injured by a police dog during an arrest.
When: Tuesday (June 3, 2025) after 3 a.m. CT; the IIU announced its investigation on Thursday afternoon (June 5, 2025).
Where: Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada, specifically on Main Street S. near Riverside Road, and a dense bush area.
Why: RCMP responded to a report of a man in a mental health crisis. Police dog services were deployed to locate and apprehend the man after he left the hotel.
How: A police dog bit the man during the apprehension in a dense bush area.

Manitoba's Independent Investigation Unit (IIU) is investigating a case where a man sustained serious injuries after being bitten by a police dog during an arrest in Dauphin. RCMP officers were responding to a report about a man in a mental health crisis at a hotel. The man was found in a dense bush area, where police dog services were deployed, leading to the injury. He was subsequently taken to hospital and admitted for treatment.