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RCMP arrest two youths after armed robbery in Duncan

North Cowichan–Duncan RCMP have arrested two male youths after an attempted armed robbery in Duncan last month.

Police say the incident happened September 8th on James Street, when two suspects — aged just 13 and 16 — allegedly tried to rob two other boys, ages 14 and 15. Officers quickly located the pair nearby and arrested them without incident. A black replica pistol was recovered at the scene.

One of the victims suffered minor facial injuries, and both are now being supported by victim services. The suspects face several charges, including robbery with an imitation firearm and assault with a weapon.

Constable Tessa McDonald says parents are urged to talk with their kids about the dangers of carrying replica firearms, noting that police will treat them the same as real weapons.

The case remains before the courts.

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