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‘I’m sorry for what I said’: Manitoba man apologizes over cross-border kidnapping claim

Roderick Garson admitted the kidnapping claim was false after police found no abduction, and he was arrested on suspicion of falsely reporting a crime.

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A Manitoba man accused of falsely reporting his own kidnapping across the Canada-U.S. border apologized in court Tuesday as a judge set his bail.

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‘I’m sorry for what I said’: Manitoba man apologizes over cross-border kidnapping claim

A Manitoba man accused of falsely reporting his own kidnapping across the Canada-U.S. border apologized in court Tuesday as a judge set his bail.

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CTV News broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.
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