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On a busy Saturday morning, Winnipeg police issued an urgent statement alerting the public to heavy call volumes. At approximately 10 a.m., police reported more than 300 calls were waiting in the queue.
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Authorities emphasized higher-priority calls were being prioritized, urging residents to be mindful of the strain on resources. The police encouraged the public to double-check whether their non-emergency situations might be eligible for online reporting, potentially easing the backlog.
“We appreciate your patience if we can’t respond to your call right away,” WPS said in a press release, underscoring the importance of community cooperation during times of high demand.
Residents are reminded to assess the urgency of their situation and explore online reporting options for non-urgent matters, helping police focus on immediate public safety concerns.
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