Despite MLA's claims, Sask. legislative security didn't know Jeremy Harrison was bringing gun to property
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An email from 2016 detailing the day Jeremy Harrison reportedly brought a gun into the legislative building shows that security were unaware of the former Government House Leader's visit.
An email from 2016 detailing the day Jeremy Harrison reportedly brought a gun into the legislative building shows that security were unaware of the former Government House Leader’s Saskatchewan’s visit.
In the redacted email acquired by CTV News, the acting Sergeant-at-Arms for Saskatchewan’s Legislature at the time lays out concerns over an incident that saw Sask. Party MLA Jeremy Harrison bring a gun into the legislative building.
According to the email, the incident occurred just before noon on Thursday, April 28, 2016. Security noticed a man in camouflage clothing carrying a gun case walking towards the building.
Security did not recognize the person.
“[Redacted] did not recognize the person and was at the point of keying his radio and announcing to the security staff that there was a gun,” the message read. “By this time the person was close enough for [redacted] to say something.”
The unnamed security officer apparently said “sir” after which the person looked up, revealing it was Harrison.
The message goes on to say that Harrison walked past the kiosk carrying his gun case and disappeared around the corner.
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