On Tuesday morning, February 13, 2024, Winnipeg Police received an order to apprehend our brother, detain him, and take him to the hospital for a "NON-VOLUNTARY PHYSICAL EXAMINATION" under the Province of Manitoba's Mental Health Act.

My brother Bradley (Brad) Singer was NOT a threat to himself nor to his community. After several attempts (according to the Police Announcement), when Brad did not want to go to his doctor appointment, the Winnipeg Police contacted their Tactical Support Team (TST) to come in. They did - with an armored vehicle and a squad of officers, forced their way into our brother's home with a battering ram through the doors and front window. During the confrontation with the Police, Brad was shot multiple times, taken to the Health Sciences Center Hospital in critical condition, and was pronounced dead early that afternoon.

This incident was now in control of the "Investigative Investigation Unit (IIU) of Manitoba" whose mandate is to investigate serious incidents involving the police and RCMP in Manitoba. The IIU only becomes involved after being notified by the Police. Once involved, they required a detailed autopsy of our brother's body by the Medical Examiner, among other investigations, to determine what happened and if anybody is to blame. Our family was unable to see Brad's body since the incident, as it was sent directly to the funeral home after the autopsy. The family was blessed to obtain a funeral and burial site for Brad on short notice, He was buried February 18, 2024 with a graveside ceremony.

About 40 years ago, Brad developed a mental illness and was diagnosed with schizophrenia, a mental disorder. He lived alone, in a house owned by our elderly mother who had just turned 88 and living on a meager OAS/CPP pension. Brad believed he had been given a duty to bring happiness to people. But he was a simple man, living alone in his home - on welfare - unable to work or hold on to any steady job.

The family is truly grateful for any donations received to help cover the funeral expenses, plus the basic costs for repairs and clean-up from what the Winnipeg Police had caused (as can visibly seen in the video above). The doors and front window were smashed and multiple damages are seen throughout the house and Crime Scene. Your support will go a long way.

Thank you so much!

In Loving memory of Bradley (Brad) Singer

- Shot and Killed by Winnipeg Police

Organized by Brad's Family

- Bette Singer (Mother)

- Gerry Singer (Brother)

- Hartley Singer (Brother)

This campaign is unpublished.

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