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To: TideGlider who wrote (130165)	7/31/2008 8:11:26 AM
From: average joe	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 173976

This is what happens in Immanuel Kant's perfect Canada "A man was stabbed and decapitated aboard a Greyhound bus Wednesday night near Portage la Prairie, Man., according to reports. It is believed the victim was stabbed repeatedly as he slept on the bus and later decapitated. A witness reported seeing someone on the bus holding a human head. The eastbound lanes of the Trans-Canada Highway, just west of Portage la Prairie, was closed by police throughout the night as they investigated the incident. A Manitoba RCMP police officer reportedly negotiates with a suspect, seen sitting at the front of the bus. The standoff was continuing early Thursday morning, according to the Winnipeg Free Press, and reports later indicated a man was taken into custody. There was a standoff, during which police negotiated with the suspect as he sat in the driver's seat of the bus. A suspect was taken into custody early Thursday morning, media reports said. Police from Portage la Prairie, Brandon and Traherne RCMP detachments were on the scene along with the RCMP's emergency response team. RCMP Const. Dave Higgs confirmed Wednesday that there was a major incident on the bus - which was en route to Winnipeg from Edmonton - but he would not provide details. He would not give any further details. Abby Wambaugh, a Greyhound spokeswoman in Dallas, Tex., confirmed this morning that there was an incident, but would not describe what exactly happened. "There was an incident on board one of our buses, but I don't want to compromise the investigation," she told Canwest News Service. "Specific details would need to be confirmed by the police and we're co-operating with them." The bus was travelling as one of two buses on schedule no. 1628. It was carrying 37 passengers and one driver at the time. At about 11:30 p.m., passengers were taken to Brandon, Man. on school buses to meet Greyhound management staff, "who will look after any needs they might have," Wambaugh said. Portage la Prairie is about 85 kilometres west of Winnipeg. With files from Canwest News Service canada.com