Waterloo Regional Police are investigating yet another incident involving a gun in the city of Kitchener.
Police were called to a licensed establishment located at the corner of Victoria Street North and Natchez Road on Monday morning at around 2 a.m. for reports of a man who pulled a weapon.
They say callers said a man was asked to leave the bar, which caused a skirmish, during which he pulled out a gun.
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Police say the gun was not fired, nor were any injuries reported as a result of the incident.
They say the man fled the scene in a dark-coloured vehicle before officers arrived at the scene.
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Police say the suspect is described as around five feet six inches tall and approximately 140 to 160 pounds with curly black hair.
There have been a rash of gun-related incidents in Kitchener over the past month, including a half-dozen shootings.
Police did not connect this incident to any of the others.
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