Brunswick House First Nation Shelter-in-Place Lifted
The Nishnawbe Aski Police Service has lifted its shelter-in-place advisory for Brunswick House First Nation.
Following a thorough investigation, police believe there is no ongoing threat to public safety related to the incident on Sunday, October 12.
The investigation remains ongoing, focusing on a shooting incident that occurred in the afternoon of Sunday, October 12, at a residential address in Brunswick House First Nation, where an injured male was found.
Police are searching for a male suspect, with the NAPS Emergency Response Team, frontline officers, and OPP members engaged in the search efforts.
The victim's injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.
No further details are available at this time.
Author's summary: Shelter-in-place lifted in Brunswick House First Nation.
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