One of two Balcarres men, charged in connection with a firearm offence at a Regina home, has appeared in court again. On March 28th, police responded to a call, where a group of masked suspects, allegedly armed with a firearm, attempted to rob a man, who ran back into the home and locked the door. The suspects left in a vehicle, but were located, and a search revealed a firearm and a substance believed to be crystal meth. In Regina Court yesterday, 30-year-old Brett Bellegarde had his matters adjourned to November 3rd.
A Balcarres Man Facing Weapon Charges Was Back In Court
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