Red Pheasant Cree Nation man headed to court for attempted murder
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According to RCMP, Travis Wuttunee attacked a man on the First Nation and was arrested by police shortly after.
A 42-year-old man from Red Pheasant Cree Nation will be in North Battleford Provincial Court tomorrow after being charged with attempted murder.
According to RCMP, Travis Wuttunee attacked a man on the First Nation and was arrested by police shortly after.
RCMP say he gave the officers a false name.
Wuttunee was charged with attempted murder. He is also facing charges of aggravated assault, possession of a firearm and resisting a police officer.
He will appear in North Battleford Provincial Court Tuesday.
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