Man Charged in Violent Property Dispute

0:00A 47-year-old man near Salmon Arm, British Columbia, is locked up on serious charges after allegedly ramming a homeowner with his vehicle. Clinton and Anthony Wells faces assault with a weapon, uttering threats, dangers driving, and failing to stop after causing harm. This all went down when House City refused to bounce from a property in Eagle Bay on Shuswap Lake. The homeowner had been out of the country for two months, leaving the city in charge. He got back on April 5th and found the place trashed, with them still squatting like they owned the spot. Tensions boiled over into a nasty confrontation. The driver floored it, clipping the victim who flew off the vehicle, landed hard on his head, and got rushed to the hospital with injuries that weren't life-threatening. Cops tracked Wells down and nabbed him two days later on April 7th. He got denied bail and stays behind bars while the case builds. As this unfolds, Wells heads to Vernon Court on April 30th for a raiment, where he'll likely enter a plea.

1:00Stay tuned for how this property dispute turns legal showdown plays out. That's your update from Canada News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey, with the story.