Masked Gunman Arrested at Nova Scotia Restaurant

0:00It's April 2nd. From your city to your ears, this is Vancouver News today. Powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. An 18-year-old from Eastern Passage, Nova Scotia, is facing over 50 charges after allegedly showing a mast at a local restaurant with a loaded gun. This all ties back to an intimate partner violence case involving an employee there. Police call it a fast-moving threat that they shut down quick. Around 8.40pm on Tuesday, RCMP got a call about a suspicious masked guy outside the spot on Cal Bay Road. He tried to bolt when the canine unit tracked him down, but officers nabbed him with a concealed rifle, ammo, and a band magazine right there. The next day, they hit his home on a rocky drive with a search warrant and pulled out even more heat, a loaded handgun, two long guns, extra ammo, body. Armor and fake RCMP patches. Staff Sergeant Mark McPherson praised the teamwork between RCMP and Halifax Police for keeping things from escalating.

1:00Charger stack up heavy from weapons possession and harassment to violating court orders and prior run-ins with the same victim back in December. And January, he's also busted for body armor without a permit in those phony cop badges. Tobin stays locked up until his court date on April 23rd in Dartmouth, reminding us how these situations can turn deadly without sharp police. Work. Stay tuned for updates as this unfolds.