Three Ebb and Flow First Nation men are in custody after a stand-off with police on Wednesday.
That morning, Ste Rose RCMP received a report of a 38-year-old male with several outstanding warrants, at a residence on the Ebb and Flow First Nation with two other individuals, also with warrants.
After several hours of negotiation, which included the surrendering of a firearm and several explosions causing a fire at the home, the three suspects turned themselves into police.
38-year-old Lyle Malcolm, 37-year-old Manuel Houle and 27-year-old Tyson Racette, each face several charges, including Arson and Possession of a Weapon while Prohibited, with Malcolm and Houle remanded to Tuesday, while Racette will appear on August 23rd, all in Dauphin Provincial Court.
