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Man Pleads Guilty To Attempted Murder In Shooting Of Manitoba RCMP Officer

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 31 Jan, 2019 08:29 PM

    BRANDON, Man. — A man has pleaded guilty to attempted murder in the shooting of an RCMP officer in western Manitoba.


    Therae Racette-Beaulieu, who is 19 and from the Sandy Bay First Nation, was arrested after Cpl. Graeme Kingdon was shot last August.


    Kingdon was responding to a break and enter at a home in Onanole, a small resort community near Riding Mountain National Park.


    The officer was seriously injured and RCMP said today that he continues to recover.


    Racette-Beaulieu also pleaded guilty to break and enter and weapons-related charges in Brandon provincial court.


    He is to be sentenced in March.


    After the shooting, four suspects fled and three were captured the following morning after an extensive search. A fourth was taken into custody a few hours later after a standoff.


    Three other men from Portage la Prairie faced break-and-enter and weapons-related charges.

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