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Man facing multiple firearm charges in New Westminster shooting that injured 1

WATCH: A shooting led to a heavy police presence in two locations in New Westminster on April 18. – Apr 18, 2023

Police say a man is facing multiple charges in connection with a shooting that rattled downtown New Westminster in April.

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One person was hurt in the April 18 incident that saw “multiple shots … fired into a group of people” in the 700-block of Carnarvon Street, and police descend in force on Royal Columbian Hospital where they arrested two people.

In a media release Thursday, New Westminster Police say after further investigation, the Lower Mainland Emergency Response Team arrested James Christopher Cheeseman, 55, in downtown New Westminster on April 25.

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Prosecutors approved charges of possessing a loaded prohibited or restricted firearm, pointing a firearm and possessing a firearm with an altered or removed serial number on Wednesday, according to police.

Police believe the shooting was targeted, but not connected to the ongoing B.C. gang conflict.

 

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