Suspect involved in November firearms incident arrested
Brianna Lynn Netemegesic has been on the run since November and has been remanded into custody. The 21-year-old also faces second-degree murder charges for an earlier incident that took place last March.
Mar 3, 2021 1:25 PM By: TbNewsWatch.com Staff
THUNDER BAY A woman wanted in a firearms incident from last November has been taken into custody after being on the run for nearly three months.
Brianna Lynn Netemegesic, 21, was already facing charges for second-degree murder stemming from a March 2020 death near a Picton Avenue residence.
Police say the accused now faces charges a counselling offence that is not committed and two counts of failure to comply with a judicial release. She was taken into custody without incident on Tuesday, appeared in court on Wednesday and is expected back in court on March 24.
THUNDER BAY A woman wanted in connection to a firearm incident from last November remains at large according to Thunder Bay police.
Brianna Lynn Netemegesic, 21, of Thunder Bay was one of two people sought by police following an incident involving a firearm at a Picton Avenue residence on Nov. 19.
Police were dispatched to the area after learning a suspect had pointed a firearm at another person. As part of the investigation, police contained the residence where they thought the suspects may have fled but were not located at the time. One of the two suspects, Owen John Boyce, was located and arrested by police at a bar on the city’s south side a few days after the incident.