Man who allegedly threatened people with axe released on bail
The Vancouver Police Department (VPD) has gone public after a man who allegedly threatened people with an axe on Thursday night was released on bail.
“Police received reports that a man was threatening passersby, throwing cutlery toward a restaurant storefront, and smashing plates on the restaurant’s patio. Officers responded immediately and located the suspect within minutes. With assistance from the VPD Canine Unit, officers took the 29-year-old man into custody," reads the statement from VPD, noting that the suspect was released on bail after being treated at the hospital.
#VPDNews: Vancouver Police arrested a man Thursday evening after he allegedly threatened people with an axe and damaged restaurant property near Main Street and East 24th Avenue.
— Vancouver Police (@VancouverPD) August 7, 2026
Police received reports that a man was threatening passersby, throwing cutlery toward a restaurant… pic.twitter.com/xHyzTd8g5M
The Carney Liberals promised sweeping bail reform with the passed Bill C-14, which came into force three weeks ago.
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