Police in Winnipeg claim that Santa Claus was not actually detained at a mall.When Santa was pictured being detained on social media, Winnipeg police said that its officers “did not go Polo Park, and no Mall Santa was arrested.” The mall personnel claimed it was a joke.
Havens said, “It was a joke by centre workers, and it’s actually security staff that’s taking him into custody. The gang was attempting to take a humorous photo, but sadly another stranger snapped it. View more: On Saturday, Winnipeg’s downtown streets will be closed in anticipation of Santa Claus.
On behalf of the shopping centre, Havens expressed regret for any confusion the apparent practical joke may have caused. To be clear, Santa hasn’t been booted off the property, and the cheery old elf hasn’t done anything wrong, the man claimed. Story continues after the ad.
Live stowaway cat discovered in luggage by the TSA in New York Havens said, “It was a joke by centre workers, and it’s actually security staff that’s taking him into custody. for a 63-year-old Winnipeg woman who has gone missing. Red River Co-op on St. 4 minutes. Craig Braschuk purchased his ticket there.
The gang was attempting to take a humorous photo, but sadly another stranger snapped it. View more: Winnipeg’s downtown streets will be closed when Santa Claus arrives. Saturday On behalf of the shopping centre, Havens expressed regret for any confusion the apparent practical joke may have caused. Tuesday at 12:00, Boniface. To be clear, Santa hasn’t been booted off the property, and the cheery old elf hasn’t done anything wrong, the man claimed. Due to a friend’s funny query, Braschuk said he didn’t check his numbers until a few days after the winning ticket was declared. Story continues after the ad “Any depiction of an arrest was made by centre personnel in humour, and it was a mistake in.