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This is helpful. I had understood they were patrolling, and patrolling specifically for two murderers without being armed makes no sense to me. I did not realize they were just ambassadors basically just checking in on their people.One thing to consider, First Nations communities and reserves are the private property of their people. Without their full cooperation with the RCMP, search efforts would potentially become very complicated. I don’t see this as a “we versus they” situation at all. I think the RCMP and First Nations are doing a commendable job working together to achieve the same end goal - to capture the suspects and meanwhile ensure everyone else is safe.
Bear Clan Patrol working with RCMP, First Nations in hunt for homicide suspects - APTN News
“...Half a dozen Bear Clan members flew to Gillam Friday “as ambassadors” to check on the well-being of residents in the nearby First Nations of Fox Lake, York Factory and War Lake, as part of a safety strategy devised by the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs (AMC).
“We are very concerned for the safety of the people in our northern communities,” acting Grand Chief Sheldon Kent said in a release.
“The AMC wants to ensure that our people are vigilant and exercise caution until these fugitives are apprehended.”
Kent noted AMC was “co-operating fully” with the RCMP to “bring these young men into custody.”...”