Four arrested in Nova Scotia after firearm seized during search warrant execution
On March 3, 2026, the Southwest Nova Street Crime Enforcement Unit, supported by the Nova Scotia RCMP Critical Incident Program and Emergency Response Team, executed a search warrant at a residence on Torbrook Road in Nictaux Falls, Nova Scotia. During the operation, officers seized a firearm and arrested four individuals: Amy Bishop, 38; David Bishop, 43; Stephen Pinder, 60; and James Foster, 47.
All four face several firearms-related charges including unauthorized possession and unsafe storage. They were detained safely and subsequently released under conditions pending their upcoming court appearances. The operation is part of a broader ongoing investigation targeting illegal firearm activities in the area.
The seizure and arrests represent a significant law enforcement action in addressing firearm offenses in Southwest Nova Scotia, aiming to improve community safety by removing potentially dangerous weapons from circulation. The involvement of specialized units underscores the seriousness of the investigation and the authorities’ commitment to reducing firearm-related risks.
This event affects local residents by potentially lowering the risk of firearm-related violence and highlights the continued police vigilance against illegal weapon possession across Nova Scotia.
