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Winnipeg Police have charged 49 year old Guido Amsel of Winnipeg. He has been charged with two counts of attempt murder, one count of aggravated assault, and a number of charges related to the possession of explosives. Amsel was remanded into custody.   Police are still present on Washington Avenue and Stradbrook Street where the explosives were discovered. In addition, police continue to search a business on Springfield Road, and a residence on Pandora Avenue East associated to Amsel.  Investigators believe that the individuals targeted on River Avenue, Washington Avenue, and Stradbrook Street are related. It appears Amsel has targeted his ex-wife who he has been involved in a lengthy litigation case. It also appears he has targeted legal counsel who have represented his ex-wife or have represented him in the past.  Police are concerned that other packages could have been sent out to other legal counsel or justice officials who have dealt with Amsel. Police are asking those individuals to be aware and be diligent in alerting police to any suspicious packages or items that may be addressed to them. The devices that have been discovered have distinct packaging and lettering. Police are imploring extreme caution if any suspicious packages are discovered. All of the discovered packages are believed to have been sent through Canada Post on June 29th or June 30th. It is believed that the packages were delivered on July 2nd, or July 3rd. Please do not handle suspicious packages and contact police immediately.   Winnipeg Police Services handout. July 5, 2015. Winnipeg Free Press

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Winnipeg Police have charged 49 year old Guido Amsel of Winnipeg. He has been charged with two counts of attempt murder, one count of aggravated assault, and a number of charges related to the possession of explosives. Amsel was remanded into custody. Police are still present on Washington Avenue and Stradbrook Street where the explosives were discovered. In addition, police continue to search a business on Springfield Road, and a residence on Pandora Avenue East associated to Amsel. Investigators believe that the individuals targeted on River Avenue, Washington Avenue, and Stradbrook Street are related. It appears Amsel has targeted his ex-wife who he has been involved in a lengthy litigation case. It also appears he has targeted legal counsel who have represented his ex-wife or have represented him in the past. Police are concerned that other packages could have been sent out to other legal counsel or justice officials who have dealt with Amsel. Police are asking those individuals to be aware and be diligent in alerting police to any suspicious packages or items that may be addressed to them. The devices that have been discovered have distinct packaging and lettering. Police are imploring extreme caution if any suspicious packages are discovered. All of the discovered packages are believed to have been sent through Canada Post on June 29th or June 30th. It is believed that the packages were delivered on July 2nd, or July 3rd. Please do not handle suspicious packages and contact police immediately. Winnipeg Police Services handout. July 5, 2015. Winnipeg Free Press

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Winnipeg Police have charged 49 year old Guido Amsel of Winnipeg. He has been charged with two counts of attempt murder, one count of aggravated assault, and a number of charges related to the possession of explosives. Amsel was remanded into custody.   Police are still present on Washington Avenue and Stradbrook Street where the explosives were discovered. In addition, police continue to search a business on Springfield Road, and a residence on Pandora Avenue East associated to Amsel.  Investigators believe that the individuals targeted on River Avenue, Washington Avenue, and Stradbrook Street are related. It appears Amsel has targeted his ex-wife who he has been involved in a lengthy litigation case. It also appears he has targeted legal counsel who have represented his ex-wife or have represented him in the past.  Police are concerned that other packages could have been sent out to other legal counsel or justice officials who have dealt with Amsel. Police are asking those individuals to be aware and be diligent in alerting police to any suspicious packages or items that may be addressed to them. The devices that have been discovered have distinct packaging and lettering. Police are imploring extreme caution if any suspicious packages are discovered. All of the discovered packages are believed to have been sent through Canada Post on June 29th or June 30th. It is believed that the packages were delivered on July 2nd, or July 3rd. Please do not handle suspicious packages and contact police immediately.   Winnipeg Police Services handout. July 5, 2015. Winnipeg Free Press

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