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Manitoba RCMP investigating a credible tip two suspects are in York Landing

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Manitoba RCMP continue to investigate a credible tip that two suspects wanted for killings in British Columbia were spotted in the community of York Landing. Cpl. Julie Courchaine says a tip on Sunday about two men matching the descriptions of Kam McLeod and Bryer Schmegelsky has not been confirmed. The last confirmed sighting of the two suspects was a week ago in Gillam, another remote community to the northeast of York Landing. (The Canadian Press)

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Manitoba RCMP continue to investigate a credible tip that two suspects wanted for killings in British Columbia were spotted in the community of York Landing. Cpl. Julie Courchaine says a tip on Sunday about two men matching the descriptions of Kam McLeod and Bryer Schmegelsky has not been confirmed. The last confirmed sighting of the two suspects was a week ago in Gillam, another remote community to the northeast of York Landing. (The Canadian Press)

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