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Stoney Creek man charged with uttering threats over flyer delivery

Police say the alleged incident occurred as some people were delivering flyers to the accused's door. 900 CHML / Laura Hampshire

A Stoney Creek senior has been charged with uttering threats and had his firearm licence seized after a bizarre incident over the long weekend, according to police.

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Hamilton police allege the 71-year-old man was brandishing a wooden stick when he threatened three people delivering flyers to his home near Riverdale Park in the area of Queenston and Gray roads at about 3 p.m. on Monday.

Media relations officer Const. Jerome Stewart adds that the homeowner allegedly made mention of a firearm in his threats.

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That alleged remark has prompted the seizure of his long gun as well as his licence to own it while the case is before the courts, police said.

The accused faces three counts of uttering threats and is due to appear in court on Aug. 22.

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