A 20-year-old man faces multiple firearms-related charges after police found more than 200 guns and thousands of bullets while responding to a home security alarm call.
Toronto police were called to a Royal York Road and Bloor Street West area home around 4:30 p.m. Thursday, after the security alarm went off.
Officers entered the home after finding it wasn’t secured, but police said they didn’t find any signs of a break-and-enter.
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Upon investigating, officers found evidence guns and ammunition throughout the home and applied for a search warrant, which was executed later in the evening.
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Officers then seized the firearms and ammo from the house and charged the man with multiple counts of careless firearm storage.
The man’s identity hasn’t been released, but a Toronto police spokesman said he is a registered firearms licence holder.
He is scheduled to appear in a Toronto court on Oct. 24.
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