Memorial for deceased Winnipeg cyclist defaced
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A ghost bike memorial for the victim of a fatal hit-and-run has been defaced.
According to director of Bike Winnipeg Patty Wiens, the wheels were stolen off the memorial for Rob Jenner at some point overnight on Tuesday or Wednesday.
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She said replacement wheels have been acquired and are being painted for installation.
CTV News Winnipeg reported last month that the cycling community set up a ghost bike on Wellington Crescent in honour of Jenner.
Jenner was riding his bike to work on June 6 when he was hit and killed by a speeding car at Wellington Crescent and Cockburn Street. A 19-year-old driver has been charged with dangerous driving causing death and failing to stop at the scene of an accident.
- With files from CTV’s Devon McKendrick.
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