New Brunswick RCMP have laid 10 charges in relation to last month’s shooting in Moncton.
On the morning of Jan. 29, police found a 44-year-old man with a gunshot wound on Lutz Street in the city.
“Police administered life-saving first aid to the man, and he was transported to hospital with serious life-threatening injuries,” read the release on Wednesday.
RCMP said the suspect fled the scene before officers arrived, but he was later identified.
On Feb. 11, police arrested Michael Jean-Paul Aube, 33, at a residence on Park Street in Moncton.
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Aube first appeared in court by way of tele-remand on Feb. 12.
He is facing 10 charges, including:
- attempted murder
- aggravated assault
- assault causing bodily harm
- assault with a weapon
- carrying a concealed weapon
- possession of ammunition for a dangerous purpose
- possession of ammunition contrary to an order
- storing ammunition in a careless manner
- two counts of failure to comply with a probation order
Aube was released on strict conditions and is set to return to court March 1.
RCMP say the investigation is ongoing.
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