Winnipeg Transit = Murder Weapon Disposal?

Here's a weird story from Kathy:

This happened about 11 years ago. We were taking the number 11 bus down Portage Avenue when we the bus driver pulled the bus over to the side of the road. Noticing this wasn't a bus stop we were kind of wondering what was happening.

The bus doors opened up and two police officers came on board. They had pulled the bus over. On the bus there was myself, my boyfriend, two old women, one old man and two teenaged guys in the back. We were sitting up front and saw the police talk to the bus driver, looking to the rear of the bus.

The police started walking down the aisle sizing everyone up. They passed everyone on the bus and headed straight for the guys in the back of the bus.

Then we hear the police loudly ask the guys "Which one of you guys threw this ice pick out the window?" and proceeded to let the guys know "We know who you are, and what you are up to, don't think we won't remember you throwing this out the window."

The guys denied it and said it could of been anybody one the bus! The cops looked to the rest of us and knowing that was unlikely turned back to the guys and gave them a warning and went on their way. Well that left me on the bus, late at night wondering who these people are that random police officers know who they are, why were they carrying an ice pick, and why did they have to dispose of it so quickly by throwing it out a window. Regardless, I got off at the next stop. That was crazy!

Yeah, whatever I get stabbed everyday...

Jeezum crow, the 14 is full of nutjobs it seems! This comes from reader, Kayla:

In September of 2010, I was heading home rather late at night on the 14 heading south from downtown when a great hulk of a man gets on and sits down in the sideways seat in front of me. It was only after a couple of minutes that I noticed the blood on his hands, and then a few moments later, the blood coming from a puncture wound in his abdomen. The guy seemed awfully relaxed considering his situation. In fact, he seemed to be close to passing out. Thankfully, he got off near St. Boniface hospital.