RCMP charge Iqaluit 12-year-old with careless use of a firearm
Police found child with a high-calibre rifle behind the Northmart Sep. 24

A 12-year-old was found Sept. 24 behind the Northmart in Iqaluit. (FILE PHOTO)
Iqaluit saw the second incident in a less than week that involved a 12-year-old child and required police intervention.
The RCMP said Sept. 25 that a 12-year-old was apprehended Sept. 24 behind the Northmart.
Police said a high-calibre rifle was seized that was found unloaded.
The child was charged with careless use of a firearm and released with conditions, police told Nunatsiaq News.
A 12-year-old boy has been charged with arson with damage to property in relation to a suspicious fire in Iqaluit Sept. 19, the RCMP reported Sept. 21.
Police said the boy was charged after a criminal investigation determined the fire had been deliberately set.
In an unrelated incident, three youth aged 13 to 16 are facing several arson-related charges in connection with the Sept. 6 fire that leveled Peter Pitseolak High School in Cape Dorset.



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