Manitoba RCMP say two men have been charged after 13 weapons were allegedly found inside a home in the RM of West St. Paul.
RCMP says on Sept. 11, the Manitoba Integrated Law Enforcement Team (MILET) executed search warrants at two homes in the regional municipality in connection to an investigation regarding illegal weapons from information provided by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA).
Weapons seized in the RM of West St. Paul on Sept. 11, 2026. (Courtesy: Manitoba RCMP)
While searching the homes, officers were reportedly able to find and seize 13 firearms, including two sawed-off weapons, around 20,000 rounds of ammunition, and several high-capacity magazines, which had been altered to hold more ammunition, making them a prohibited device.
As a result, two men — 48-year-old Ravinder Chahal and 38-year-old Kulwinder Chahal — were taken into custody and have since been charged with a combined 23 firearm-related offences.
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