Arrest warrant issued for P.E.I. man facing assault, weapons charges
An arrest warrant has been issued for a Prince Edward Island man.
RCMP said they are searching for Mitchell Thomas Lannigan, 28, of Milltown Cross. Police said he is facing several charges, including:
assault
possession of a handgun
possession of a handgun while prohibited
two counts of pointing a firearm
use of a firearm in a careless manner
breach of a probation order
Police describe Lannigan as white with brown hair and brown eyes. Police said he has a medium build, stands five feet eight inches tall and weighs approximately 200 pounds.
RCMP said anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to contact West Prince RCMP at 902-853-9300, East Prince RCMP at 902-436-9300, or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
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