Charges pending following gun-related incidents in Hay River

Hay River RCMP responded to two “high-risk” incidents involving firearms in the span of an hour Sunday.

At approximately 10:35am, police responded to a report of an assault. Upon arrival, they discovered that the suspect was armed.

RCMP say they were able to arrest the person and seize a shotgun safely.

A second incident was reported at approximately 11:10am, when police responded to a report of a “distraught individual” with a firearm.

Once again, officers were able to take the person into custody safely, seizing two firearms in the process.

Police say charges are pending in both incidents.

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