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By Jaryn Vecchio

Crime Update

RCMP charge woman for pointing firearm at officers in Little Red River

Jan 18, 2024 | 11:38 AM

Prince Albert RCMP are charging a 19-year-old woman for allegedly pointing a firearm at officers.

On Sunday afternoon, police received a report of a robbery at a home in Little Red River.

They claim an altercation had broken out between two women and a man. During the altercation, the man pointed a firearm at one of the women and ended up stealing cash from her.

After arriving at the home, officers saw a woman in the driveway pointing a firearm at them. She ended up going back inside the home, never discharging the weapon.

“Our officers face numerous different threats and forms of endangerment on a daily basis and having a firearm pointing at you while you are responding to an emergency situation is one of the most significant of those threats,” said S/Sgt. Stephen Hurst, the Non-Commissioned Officer in charge of the Prince Albert detachment.

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Officers eventually arrested five people inside the home, while also seizing one firearm.

Charlotte Cook is now facing several charges including pointing a firearm and assault on a police officer with a weapon.

A 30-year-old man was also charged with pointing a firearm and assault with a weapon.

The three others, two men and a woman, were arrested on outstanding warrants from the Prince Albert and Saskatoon Police Services.

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