A 52-year-old Nova Scotia man has been charged after someone threatened a passenger on a bus in Salisbury, N.B., on Monday.
According to New Brunswick RCMP, they received a complaint about a man holding a knife who made threats against another passenger.
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No one was injured and the man left on foot.
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The 52-year-old was later arrested without incident at a local business.
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Edward Conrad of Lunenburg, N.S. appeared in court on Oct. 3 and was charged with carrying a weapon for a purpose of committing an offence, committing an assault with a weapon and uttering a threat.
Conrad has been remanded to a 30-day psychiatric assessment and is scheduled to return to court.
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