RCMP nab two following traffic stop on a Manitoba highway

A traffic stop on a Manitoba highway has led to multiple charges against two individuals. A vehicle was spotted by the Virden RCMP on Highway 21, near Sioux Valley Dakota Nation, at around 11:45 p.m. on January 3. The vehicle was reportedly moving at a slower speed than the set limit, prompting the traffic stop. Upon investigation, a 40-year-old female driver was arrested for violating her curfew conditions. A 35-year-old male passenger, who had an outstanding warrant, was also taken into custody. Authorities then conducted a search of the vehicle which yielded methamphetamine, drug paraphernalia, and a rifle with ammunition. The pair are now facing drug-related charges, with the driver being additionally charged with firearm offences. They have since been released pending a future court appearance. Don't miss out on the latest national news. We'll send updates to your inbox daily. In other news, court documents related to Jeffrey Epstein have been unsealed, naming several high-profile individuals. Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau, meanwhile, is on a vacation in Jamaica at no expense as confirmed by the PMO.