Police are looking for a Prince George man who allegedly discharged a firearm at a residence in Houston B.C.
The incident took place just before 2 p.m. at the 3200 block of Park Lane in Houston, which is about 300 kilometers west of Prince George.
Police were in the vicinity on an unrelated matter and arrived at the residence shortly after the complaint was made.
All occupants inside the house immediately exited at the police’s request and it was determined that the suspect who fired the weapon had fled on foot prior to arrival.
Police say a search of the residence showed evidence that a firearm had been recently discharged inside. No one was injured in the incident.
The suspect was identified as Sakanisin "Scotty" Charlie-Tom. A warrant for his arrest has been approved through the BC Justice Center.
Charlie-Tom is described as:
• 30 years old
• 5’9 (175cms)
• 209 pounds (95 kgs)
• Brown hair
• Brown eyes
• Facial Tattoo
“We don’t feel that there is a threat to the public at this time, as this is believed to be a targeted offence. The suspect and those involved were known to each other said Houston RCMP Detachment Commander,” Sergeant Mark Smaill However, we have concerns that he may be traveling to other areas, and the firearm is still not accounted for.
As he is considered armed and dangerous, Houston RCMP are asking that if you see Charlie-Tom, to call 9-1-1 immediately.
