Third suspect in Kinnear Crescent standoff turns himself in

A suspect wanted in connection to a robbery investigation and a lengthy police stand-off earlier this week has turned himself into police

On Tuesday, police used tear gas to get people out of a house on Kinnear Crescent.

According to police, officers were originally looking for a man wanted on outstanding warrants related to robberies.

Several people have been taken into custody as a result.

The man who turned himself in was scheduled to appear in court Thursday.

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