The accused, T.T. was charged with 4 counts including, 2 counts of point firearm, 2 counts of assault. Counsel was able to negotiate and get the charges ultimately withdrawn, and having the accused sign a common law peace bond and agreement to forfeit firearms. Weeks later the accused was arrested once again and criminally charged with six new counts of careless storage of a firearm and careless use of a firearm. The accused pled guilty to a careless storage of firearm, and counsel was able to get him a conditional discharge, making this not a registered criminal conviction in his record.
Case Summary
R. v. T. T.
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