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Man shot in St. Norbert, several guns found: police

A Winnipeg police cruiser outside an apartment block. Jordan Pearn/Global News

Winnipeg police found several firearms in a home where a man was shot in St. Norbert Saturday evening.

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Police went to the 100 block of Dubois Place at about 7:45 p.m. after receiving a report of a gun shot and an injured man in the neighbourhood.

The injured man went to a nearby hospital as officers arrived. Police quickly found a home they believe is related to the shooting and went inside — no one was home, but police found several firearms, including a .22 calibre rifle. One of the guns was used in the shooting, says Winnipeg Police Service Const. Jay Murray.

Police found a suspect near the hospital and arrested him and they believe the victim and the suspect know each other.

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A 47-year-old Winnipeg man, Joel Benarde Tencha, is accused of a slew of weapons charges, aggravated assault and assault with a weapon.

 

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