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CORRECTED: Grand Forks shooting bovine-related

Kyra Hoggan
By Kyra Hoggan
May 18th, 2018

CORRECTION: The gun was not registered, but rather had a Possession & Acquisition License (PAL).

Grand Forks residents reported – and were alarmed by – a massive police response in town last night.

According to Director in Charge of BC RCMP Communications Dawn Roberts, the initial call was a firearm complaint, reporting multiple shots fired.

Obviously, police responded in force.

Upon arriving, they found a man, a couple of cows, and a significant misunderstanding about what the shots were about.

“There was a shotgun, which was registered, and there were shots fired – he was trying to herd the cows.”

Having rapidly ascertained the situation was non-urgent, police stood down.

Accordingly, the man was advised to consider less-troubling options in dealing with his herd.

Police will remain in force in Grand Forks until the current crisis is resolved.

This post was syndicated from https://castlegarsource.com
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