Saskatchewan man charged after eggs thrown at Saskatoon faith-based organization
A 31-year-old Saskatchewan man has been charged after eggs were thrown at a Saskatoon faith-based organization and several vehicles.
A Saskatchewan man, 31, has been charged after throwing eggs at a Saskatoon faith-based organization and several vehicles earlier this month, according to police. The incident occurred on August 1st at the building on McKinnon Avenue South, where the man arrived carrying a carton of eggs. He proceeded to throw the eggs at various vehicles and parts of the building.
The suspect was captured on security video and police subsequently released an image of him, noting he had a dark beard and short brown hair, along with a black T-shirt featuring the words "boo" and a white ghost. Police have not disclosed the possible motives behind the act.
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