U.S. police say former Manitoba reservist with alleged neo-Nazi ties likely crossed border

📆 9/4/2019 10:45 PM
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RCMP have said they found Patrik Mathews’s vehicle Monday on a rural property near Piney in the province’s southeast, about nine kilometres from the U.S. border

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He says it’s assumed the 26-year-old walked across the border in a remote area and that he could be carrying weapons.“He’s exhibited behaviours before that are concerning with his beliefs.” Mathews, a combat engineer with 38 Canadian Brigade Group in Winnipeg, was featured in a Winnipeg Free Press story two weeks ago linking him to a neo-Nazi group.

The military is still investigating Mathews and his ties to the hate group. RCMP are also investigating. Officers have said they raided a house in Beausejour and seized a number of weapons.RCMP said Tuesday that Mathews is being sought as a missing person.

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