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Cape Breton man faces numerous charges after barricading himself in residence

A Donkin, N.S., man faces several charges including assaulting a peace officer. Cape Breton Regional Police

A 29-year-old Donkin, N.S., male has been arrested and charged after barricading himself in a home for close to an hour on Tuesday.

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Cape Breton police say they were on foot patrol on Brookside Street in Glace Bay and recognized the man as someone wanted on an outstanding warrant.

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When they attempted to arrest the man, he ran into a residence on the street refusing to come out. He also claimed he had a gun.

At approximately 1:30 p.m., police were able to negotiate with the man to leave the residence and come into police custody.

On Wednesday, Kevin Richard Walton was charged with assaulting a peace officer, resisting arrest, flight from police, failure to attend court and a breach.

He was remanded to the Cape Breton Correctional Centre overnight. He is set to appear in Sydney Provincial Court on Wednesday.

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