Man arrested again for a 2nd alleged knife assault
A Charlottetown man has been arrested twice this week for threatening people with a knife on the street.
No injuries reported
A Charlottetown man has been arrested twice this week for allegedly threatening people on the street with a knife.
Charlottetown Police responded to a call Tuesday at 10:20 p.m. regarding a man threatening three individuals with a knife on University Avenue near Charlottetown Mall.
Police subsequently arrested a 28-year-old Charlottetown man. It was the same man they had arrested in an incident involving a knife on Monday afternoon, said police.
No one was injured in either incident.
The man is currently being held at the Provincial Correctional Centre. He will appear before a justice of the peace Wednesday, where police will ask that he be held in remand on the new charges.
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