A Pangnirtung man has been found guilty on six charges related to an active-shooter incident there in 2020. (File photo)
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2020 Incident involving Tommy Ikalukjuak left 1 resident in ‘shock and trauma,’ court hears
A 2020 incident where police in body armour arrested a rifle-wielding man after a dog was killed and shots were fired into a residence and nearby vehicles has led to a Pangnirtung man being found guilty on six charges.
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Tyler Hikoalok accused of killing librarian Elisabeth Salm in 2018; next court date is June 8
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Tyler Hikoalok charged with first-degree murder of librarian Elisabeth Salm
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