New Glasgow man wanted on provincewide warrant arrested: N.S. RCMP
Pictou County District RCMP says a province-wide arrest warrant has been issued for Michael Clyburn of New Glasgow, N.S. (Courtesy: RCMP)
A New Glasgow man wanted on a provincewide warrant was arrested Tuesday, according to the Nova Scotia RCMP.
Police issued a warrant for the arrest of 42-year-old Michael Clyburn in late March, stating he was charged after a robbery in Linacy, N.S.
Clyburn was charged with a number of offences including:
- robbery to steal firearm
- breaking and entering to steal firearm
- possession of weapon for dangerous purpose
- possession contrary to order
- unauthorized possession of firearm
- possession of firearm knowing its possession is unauthorized
- assault
- assault with a weapon
- mischief
- failure to comply with probation order
Police say Clyburn is being held in custody, and is set to appear in provincial court in Pictou on Tuesday.
For more Nova Scotia news visit our dedicated provincial page.
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