A man has been charged after allegedly pointing a shotgun at another man during an argument, says the Nova Scotia RCMP. Police say they responded to a firearm report on Porter Road near Elmfield, N.S., around 3:50 a.m. on Thursday. In a news release Monday, police say they learned two men had gotten into an argument on the side of the road about suspected property crime. During the argument, one of the men pulled a shotgun out of his truck and pointed it at the other person. The man fled into a forested area before officers arrived. Police add there were no reports of shots fired. Officers located and arrested 25-year-old Tyrell Fraser Marshall of Central Caribou on Macbeth Road a short time later. During a follow-up search, police say they located and seized the firearm which was concealed underwater in a creek. Marshall has been charged with: Marshall appeared in court on Friday and was released by the court on conditions. He is set to appear in court again on Nov. 23. For more Nova Scotia news, visit our dedicated provincial page
