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OPP, Thunder Bay police announce arrest of Toronto man wanted after Simcoe shooting

The Canadian Press file

Police have arrested a Toronto man after a shooting in Simcoe earlier this month.

In a video posted to Twitter, Ontario Provincial Police said they had worked with Thunder Bay Police Service following a shooting on June 18.

It is alleged a man was involved in a shooting at a West Street home in Simcoe, Ont.

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He was arrested in Thunder Bay, where he remains in custody, police said. He faces a future court date in a Simcoe court room.

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OPP said the 29-year-old man was from North York and faces multiple charges. They include aggravated assault, careless use of a firearm and discharge of a firearm with intent.

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OPP thanked Thunder Bay police for the role they played in the investigation and arrest.

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