Fake Gun Incident at High School Basketball Game

0:00Two suspects face charges after a fake gun turned up at a high school basketball game in Asua earlier this month. Durham Regional Police got called to an assault around 8 p.m. on March 2 near Cedar and Porter streets, where it all kicked off with a... Robbery during a shoe sale outside of building. The pair then headed straight to the Durham College Athletic Complex, where a game was going on and allegedly assaulted another person with that, imitation firearm before bolting. Turns out the suspects and victims all knew each other from before. No one got seriously hurt, but the incident spook folks at the pack gym, highlighting risks even at community events by coupes games. Police emphasized it wasn't random personal beef spilled over into public. One suspect, 19-year-old Khalil Adams from Ajax, surrendered on March 9 and got hit with robbery, assault, weapons charges, disguise counts, and probation breaches. He was already banned from weapons. The other, a 17-year-old who can't be named, turned himself in Monday, charged with robbery,

1:03disguise, and breaking release orders after, ditching rules on online apps. Both are locked up now, cases headed to court, reminding a street drama doesn't stay on the block when conditions get ignored. That wraps Canada News Today, brought to you with AI.