Winnipeg By-law 1573/77, s. 8 — If a pedestrian refuses or fails to stop and state correctly his name and address or so to prove his identity when so required, the peace officer may arrest him without warrant
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If a pedestrian refuses or fails to stop and state correctly his name and address or so to prove his identity when so required, the peace officer may arrest him without warrant.
By-law No. 1573/77 8 PARADES PARADE PERMITS PROVIDE EXEMPTIONS FROM TRAFFIC RULES AND PROTECTION FROM DISRUPTIONS 9(1)
Where the Chief of Police has issued a parade permit under section 11, any use of the street other than that contemplated by the parade permit is restricted or prohibited, as the case may be, pursuant to subsection 86(1) of The Highway Traffic Act. amended 56/2014 9(2) Without restricting the general nature of subsection (1), except as authorized by or permitted by a peace officer escorting an event for which a parade permit has been issued, no person other than a participant of the event may walk, cycle, drive or otherwise move through an event for which a parade permit has been issued. However, this prohibition does not apply to the drivers of the following vehicles operating in an emergency:
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- 6.2
- 7 Where a peace officer has reasonable grounds for believing that a pedestrian has committed or is committing a breach of those provisions of a by-law that relate to pedestrian traffic, he may require the pedestrian to stop and there and then to state correctly his name and address, and to prove his identity to the satisfaction of the peace officer
- 8(a)
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