A man is facing numerous weapon charges after Saskatoon police allegedly found him with a loaded handgun.
Officers made a high-risk stop late Tuesday afternoon near the intersection of Powe Street and Rayner Avenue after receiving reports a man in an SUV had a firearm.
Police said he was found with a loaded handgun, along with an imitation firearm, ammunition, a knife, bear spray, an axe, and fentanyl.
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The 39-year-old man is facing 26 weapons-related charges, along with fentanyl possession and breach of probation charges.
He is scheduled to appear Wednesday afternoon in Saskatoon provincial court.
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