Winnipeg Launches Expanded Gun-Crime Forensic Lab Initiative

Friday, May 16, 2025, 12:22 pm

Winnipeg police are doubling down on their efforts against gun-related crime by expanding their forensic capabilities into a provincial lab. By enhancing the analysis of shell casings and database searches, officials hope to crack more cases—proving that sometimes, even law enforcement can upgrade from duct tape solutions.


globalnews.ca / Winnipeg police to expand gun analysis provincewide

Police said the eventual goal is to expand FIAS into a full provincial gun lab, provide forensic information to investigators, and help crack down on gun crime.

winnipegfreepress.com / City police take first step toward gun-crime lab

The Winnipeg Police Service’s firearms investigative analysis section will now handle database searches of expended shell casings for all Manitoba police agencies. The WPS said that in 2020, it became […]


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