Manitoba RCMP Intensify Search for Dangerous Wanted Man Leonard Pinaymootang

There's an urgent call echoing across Manitoba, particularly for those in and around the Pinaymootang First Nation. Authorities, specifically the Manitoba RCMP, are really hoping for the public’s help in tracking down a man they consider quite dangerous, Leonard Pinaymootang. He’s wanted in connection with a truly serious incident – an aggravated assault – and it's clear they need to find him sooner rather than later to ensure community safety.

Pinaymootang, who is 26 years old, is described as being about 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighing around 170 pounds. He has a rather distinctive feature too, which might help jog someone's memory: a script tattoo etched onto his left forearm. Little details like that can sometimes make all the difference when people are trying to remember if they’ve seen someone. The police haven't minced words about him; they've stated quite plainly that he should be considered dangerous. That's a crucial piece of information for anyone who might encounter him, and it's something to take very seriously.

Given the nature of the alleged crime – aggravated assault – and the RCMP’s warning, it goes without saying that public safety is absolutely paramount here. This isn't a situation where you should try to be a hero, or attempt to engage with him in any way. In fact, authorities are making it very, very clear: if you happen to spot Leonard Pinaymootang, or even think you might have, do NOT approach him. Your immediate safety is the priority above all else.

Instead, if you have any information at all about his whereabouts, no matter how small or insignificant it might seem, please reach out to the police without delay. You can contact your local RCMP detachment directly to share what you know. Or, if you prefer to remain anonymous, which is perfectly understandable, you can always call Manitoba Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). Every single tip could be the one that helps bring him in and ensures the safety of the community. Let's help the RCMP do their job and keep everyone safe.