Valleyview RCMP arrest an individual who was recently released pending trial

Valleyview RCMP arrested and laid multiple weapon charges on a individual who was already arrested earlier in the month involving a separate incident.

On Monday, October 20th. Valleyview Mounties were informed about a person recently let go from police custody and is currently pending trail, with current conditions that they could not posses a firearm.

In the separate incident, the suspect then allegedly used a firearm to assault the complainant, police then investigated into the incident, which led to the arrest of the suspect.

With the recent arrest, the resident of Valleyview was charged with possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose, assault with a weapon, possession of firearm while prohibited, Failure to comply with order, and resisting arrest.

The suspect was and charged in early October for possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking, failure to comply with court order, and an additional 15 offences.

Thomas Robertson
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