Liquor Store Owner Charged with Serious Crimes

0:00A 32-year-old Vancouver liquor store owner named Culver Singh Barr is facing a bunch of new serious charges on top of dozens he already had, for trading drugs, vapes, and booze for sex with underage teen girls. This latest comes after a 19-year-old woman reported him to police back in late March, leading to his arrest last Friday, on counts like. First-degree domestic violence assault, rape, felony harassment, and unlawful imprisonment. Here this week, a cart county superior court judge jacked his bail up to $2 million. Barr had been out after posting bail from two earlier arrests, but prosecutors say these new incidents happened before that, between May and July of. Last year, the woman told police she connected with Barr through a 17-year-old friend on Snapchat when she was 18. He hooked them up with vodka, weed edibles, joints, and more, pushing for explicit picks and later sex at his place, even supplying cocaine, and mushrooms while staying sober himself.

1:01Things turned violent when she refused him. He pulled a handgun, a six-hour, that cops had already seized from his apartment and shoved it in her mouth. She blots him online, but he kept harassing her from another account, and now officials think there are at least ten victims total, with some too, scared to come forward. Goes up for a raiment this Friday, and Vancouver police are urging anyone who's dealt with him to head up detectives, Clayton Agbacid, or Leanne. Cohen could be key to wrapping this up and protecting more folks. That's your update from Canada News Today, powered by AI, I'm Cory with The Story.