Four youths charged in Abbotsford assault multiple weapons seized

Vancouver, BCLocal News

Four youths have been charged in connection with an assault at Abbotsford's Mill Lake Park, occurring shortly before 3 p. m. on October 3. Police responded to reports of a disturbance involving weapons, where they found a victim suffering minor injuries from a BB gun. Officers seized a Glock-style BB gun and several knives at the scene, highlighting the dangerous nature of the altercation.

The victim received treatment at a local hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. The arrested youths face charges, including assault with a weapon and breach of a release order, reflecting a serious legal response to the incident. Local authorities have emphasized the importance of addressing youth violence in the community. The incident raises questions about safety in public spaces and the role of law enforcement in preventing similar occurrences. Community leaders may consider initiatives aimed at reducing youth-related violence and promoting safe recreational environments.

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