RCMP say a lockdown order for residents of Bedford, N.S., has ended after a suspect was arrested in connection with a shooting.
The arrest comes a few hours after police asked residents in the Bedford, N.S., area to stay indoors as officers search for an armed and dangerous man believed to be connected to a shooting in Annapolis Royal.
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Halifax Regional Police said Saturday morning in a release that the 31-year-old’s vehicle had been found in a parking lot behind Sunnyside Mall in Bedford and investigators believed he could be in nearby woods.
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The suspect was wanted in connection with a shooting in South Farmington.
RCMP say the investigation continues.
Annapolis Royal is about 50 – 60 km west of South Farmington and a totally different place. South Farmington is in Annapolis County.
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