Man accused in Halifax Costco racist tirade video now facing eight charges
The man accused of assault and incitement of hatred in connection with a racist tirade caught on film at a Halifax box store is facing additional charges.
Randall Publicover, the man accused of a racist tirade at a Halifax Costco, now faces eight charges, including inciting hatred against an identifiable group, two counts of uttering threats, two counts of assault, mischief, harassment, and intimidation. The incident occurred in July, when Publicover allegedly yelled racial slurs and threats at a family before assaulting another shopper.
His actions were captured on video and posted on social media. In addition to these charges, Publicover faces a separate set of charges related to his arrest, including three counts of uttering threats, resisting a peace officer, and possession of a weapon dangerous to public peace.
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