Man charged after home hit by gunshot: New Glasgow police
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A man is facing several charges after police say a home was hit by a gunshot in New Glasgow, N.S., Monday night.
New Glasgow Regional Police responded to a man, who possibly had a firearm, in distress on Mitchell Street around 11:10 p.m.
A 32-year-old man was arrested at the scene.
Police say the man fired a shot inside a residence and it hit a neighbouring home.
No one was injured.
The Pictou County man was charged with:
- mischief
- weapons dangerous
- breech of probation
- discharge of a firearm
- use of a firearm in a careless manner
- possession of a weapon dangerous
He will be appear in provincial court in Pictou on Tuesday.
Police say they continue to investigate.
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