Paul Tregear is on trial for aggravated assault, discharging a firearm with intent to wound, maim, or disfigure, possessing a firearm without a licence and pointing a firearm at a person
A longtime conflict between neighbours led a Sooke man to shoot his neighbour in the stomach with a rifle, a B.C. Supreme Court jury heard Monday.
Green told the jury in her opening submissions that Nelson was home with his wife in their rural Sooke property, unaware Tregear was outside. Several officers are expected to testify in the trial, including some who were on the scene, an officer who will testify Tregear has no firearms licence and another who will explain findings from a gunshot residue test done on Tregear, Green told the jury.
Devine said he saw the rifle sitting near Nelson and his wife and he removed five bullets from the gun, which was caked in mud.
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