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Nova Scotia youth charged after staff at business shown replica handgun

Youth charged after store staff shown fake gun

Apr 12, 2026
Apr 12, 2026

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HALIFAX - Police in Nova Scotia say a young boy has been arrested and charged after staff at a business in New Glasgow reported being shown what appeared to be a real handgun.

Officers were called Sunday about a weapons complaint on George Street in the town roughly 160 kilometres northeast of Halifax.

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