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Brooks police caution against spreading unverified information online
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Brooks police caution against spreading unverified information online
Police are urging caution as unverified social media claims circulate in Brooks. StrathmoreNow/Staff.captiontext { font-size:90%;font-style: italic;margin-right:20px; } Brooks RCMP say they have received no reports and have no information to support allegations circulating on social media about an alleged assault at the city's water park over the weekend. In a statement released on Monday, June 8, police said they are aware of posts being shared…
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