Four Arrested, Firearms Seized
Tuesday, January 10, 2012 @ 10:08 AM
Firearms seized from Quince Street home (photo courtesy RCMP)
Prince George, B.C.- Several people have been arrested and face charges after police executed a warrant on a home and seized a number of firearms.
On Saturday, January 7th, a search warrant was executed at a residence on the 2000 block of Quince Street in Prince George, BC.
Seven people were located by police.
Two adult males, ages 26 and 20, one 19 year old female, and one 16 year old female were taken into custody. A 27 year old man was arrested on an outstanding warrant. An adult female with a 2 year old child was released without charges.
Eight firearms were recovered by police. Several of the firearms were loaded and readily accessible by the occupants. All of the firearms are believed to have been stolen. Investigators are attempting to locate the owner(s).
Descriptions of the firearms are as follows:
Make
|
Type
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Calibre
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Model
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Action
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Marlin
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Rifle
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.22
|
39D
|
Lever Action
|
Remington
|
Shotgun
|
12 Gauge
|
878
|
Semi-Automatic
|
Marlin
|
Rifle
|
30-30
|
336
|
Lever Action
|
Sureshot
|
Shotgun
|
410
|
|
Break Action/Single Shot
|
Lee Enfield
|
Rifle
|
.303
|
|
Bolt Action
|
Cooey
|
Rifle
|
.22
|
39
|
Bolt Action
|
Cil
|
Rifle
|
.22
|
470
|
Semi-Auto
|
ROHM
|
Pistol
|
9 mm
|
|
Semi-Auto
|
In addition to the firearms, police located approximately 7 ounces of marihuana (conservative estimates would be the equivalent of 600 marijuana cigarettes) and trafficking materials.
All four of the arrested individuals have been released with conditions on a Promise to Appear for court scheduled for March 7th, 2012.
Charges of Possession of a Controlled Substance for the Purpose of Trafficking, Possession of Property Obtained by Crime, and multiple firearms offences are being recommended by police to Crown Counsel.
The investigation into a fifth person currently in custody at the Prince George Regional Correction Centre, is continuing.
Comments
how will these unfortunate accused pay for their spa treatments before court date?
“Investigators are attempting to locate the owner(s).”
Can’t they just look that info up in that multi billion dollar registry?
Loaded firearms easily accessible by the occupants and they are back on the streets.Am I the only one who sees something wrong with this?
That’s quite the leathal collection of firearms. That old 303 struck fear into the hearts of millions (Germans in the late 30s into the 40s that is) Looks like they did a little Goose hunting too.
Why do they let them go ?… it would seem to me that this is a very serious charge, leaving stolen and loaded weapons laying around for “use”… Our laws and rules are apparently a tad lax.
The Lee Enfield is not the best Gun in the World,
I don’t think it scared anyone, unless you where unarmed .
No, no, no!!! It is only a serious charge if YOU are the registered owner of the guns.
My guess is that it is our fault that these dolts were not properly educated about the rules of gun ownership and use in our country. Therefore, the good judge will give these guys a break because it was not really their fault.
Hey Outwest! It doesn’t matter whether or not it scared anyone really. The real question is, who won the war?
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