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Man arrested on allegations he threatened police while livestreaming: Richmond RCMP

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 22 Nov, 2024 01:52 PM

Mounties in Richmond say a man has been arrested for allegedly uttering threats against police while livestreaming on a social media platform.

RCMP say they received the complaint about the man on Friday morning as he stood outside Richmond City Hall.

Police say officers flooded the area and made an arrest without any incident.

Insp. Michael Cohee, with RCMP investigative services, says they commend the person who recognized the potential risk and called police.

He says they take public safety and threats of violence "very seriously," whether they are online or in person.

Police haven't said what charges are being considered but say the investigation is ongoing.

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