Woman facing 28 charges after allegedly stealing liquor from several Winnipeg MLCCs
Posted October 20, 2025 1:53 pm.
Winnipeg police say a 33-year-old woman has been charged in connection to several thefts at MLCC locations in the city.
WPS says between mid-September and October, they received several theft reports from MLCC locations across the city.
This led to an investigation by police, in which they learned the following:
- Sept. 15: A woman reportedly attended the MLCC along Main Street near Red River Boulevard, and allegedly stole a $34 bottle of liquor.
- Sept. 16: A woman reportedly attended the MLCC along Main Street near Smithfield Avenue, and allegedly stole eight bottles of liquor.
- Sept. 16: A woman reportedly attended the MLCC along Leila Avenue near McPhillips Street, and allegedly stole eight more bottles of liquor.
- Sept. 18: A woman reportedly attended the MLCC along River Avenue near Bole Street, and allegedly stole eight bottles of liquor.
- Sept. 19: A woman reportedly attended the MLCC along Pembina Highway near North Drive, and allegedly stole seven bottles of liquor.
- Sept. 29: A woman reportedly attended the MLCC along Marion Street near St. Mary’s Road, and allegedly stole nine bottles of liquor.
- Oct. 1: A woman reportedly attended the MLCC along Main Street near Smithfield Avenue, and allegedly stole 15 bottles of liquor.
- Oct. 1: A woman reportedly attended the MLCC along Leila Avenue near McPhillips Street, and allegedly stole 11 more bottles of liquor.
Police were able to learn that in all of the thefts, the woman used a stolen Manitoba Driver’s License as identification to enter the stores.
They were later able to identify the woman as 33-year-old Kayla Lee Campbell, and took her into custody on Oct. 17, after she turned herself in.
Campbell is facing various charges including theft under $5,000, identity fraud, identity theft, possession of an identity document and warrants.
