News Two charged after a stolen handgun was recovered in Iroquois Falls SHARE ON: Taylor Ablett, staff Friday, Jun. 3rd, 2016 Photo: Supplied The OPP in Iroquois Falls have diffused a potentially dangerous situation involving a gun-theft. Police say they responded to a call last week on Victoria Road after receiving a report of someone breaking into a home. The OPP later found the .25 caliber handgun in a sewer manhole a few blocks away from the scene. Police says a 17-year old boy from Iroquois Falls has been charged with public mischief, breaking and entering and possession of a firearm. Inversely, police have also charged the 70-year-old Iroquois Falls man whom the gun was stolen from with carless storage and unauthorized possession of a firearm. The OPP is taking the time to stress the importance of safely storing guns in your home. (Written by: Greg Rosser)
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