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Kuching driver remanded three days after flashing airsoft gun at traffic light, tested positive for drugs
Kuching driver remanded three days after flashing airsoft gun at traffic light, tested positive for drugs

Malay Mail

time12 hours ago

  • Malay Mail

Kuching driver remanded three days after flashing airsoft gun at traffic light, tested positive for drugs

KUCHING, June 20 — A 22-year-old male motorist who was arrested after he flashed an airsoft at a traffic light intersection here yesterday has been remanded for three days until June 23. Kuching police chief ACP Alexson Naga Chabu revealed that preliminary investigations found the suspect, who has two prior criminal records, positive for drug abuse. 'The suspect has admitted to be involved in the case and it is also confirmed that the object held by the suspect yesterday was a fake gun. 'The case is being investigated under Section 36(1) of the Arms Act 1960 and Section 506 of the Penal Code,' Alexson said in a statement. Videos and photos of the man brandishing the airsoft gun went viral on social media yesterday. Sarawak police commissioner Datuk Mancha Ata had confirmed the suspect's arrest when contacted by The Borneo Post. Airsoft guns are replica firearms that shoot small ball bearings using compressed air or gas, rather than bullets. — The Borneo Post

Driver's noisy muffler leads to traffic stop and firearm recovery
Driver's noisy muffler leads to traffic stop and firearm recovery

CTV News

time02-06-2025

  • Automotive
  • CTV News

Driver's noisy muffler leads to traffic stop and firearm recovery

A driver's noisy muffler caught the attention of a Barrie police officer on Saturday morning. Just before 10 a.m., a loud vehicle was spotted by police travelling northbound on Essa Road. An officer stopped the vehicle and determined that the man's mufflers were modified. As the officer continued to investigate, the driver was unable to surrender a valid permit; his permit had expired nearly 14 months ago. When the officer checked the man's driver's license, it was confirmed that it had been suspended last year. The 24-year-old from Barrie has been charged with an improper muffler, driving a motor vehicle with no validated permit and driving while under suspension. Police also found an alleged airsoft firearm in the man's vehicle. Officials remind drivers that modified mufflers will always catch the attention of those around them, especially police. It is never advisable to travel with a replica or airsoft pistol as these will be treated by police as real until they are confirmed otherwise. The driver is expected to before the courts at a later date.

Student injured in incident near Bishop McNally High School
Student injured in incident near Bishop McNally High School

CTV News

time14-05-2025

  • CTV News

Student injured in incident near Bishop McNally High School

Calgary police say an investigation is underway into an incident that took place near Bishop McNally High School Wednesday, resulting in a student being injured by a weapon. Police say a male youth was assaulted by a young man with a weapon in a nearby alley. The victim then went into the school to report what happened. Police believe an airsoft pistol was used, causing minor injuries to the victims' face. The suspect is known to police and they don't believe he is a danger to the community. He's not in custody yet, but they are searching for him. Earlier Wednesday, police said in a media statement that the school initiated a lockdown 'out of an abundance of caution,' but at a media scrum shortly before noon, clarified that no lockdown took place. Bishop McNally High School is located at 5700 Falconridge Boulevard N.E. This is a developing story that will be updated throughout the day.

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