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B.C. man pleads not guilty to nine firearm offences

Henry Aldofo Barahona allegedly had a modified nine-millimetre Rohm signalling revolver and a .45-calibre Ruger semiautomatic pistol.
Vancouver Provincial Court
The 30-year-old man's next court appearance isĀ April 18.

A B.C. man has pleaded not guilty to multiple gun-related charges and elected a trial before a Vancouver Provincial Court judge.

Henry Aldofo Barahona, 30, appeared before Judge John Milne for arraignment on nine counts related to a Feb 23, 2023 situation, according to court documents.

The charges are:

• possessing an unloaded restricted firearm — a .45-calibre Ruger semiautomatic pistol — with accessible ammunition while not registered or licenced to possess it;

• occupying a vehicle knowing there was a prohibited firearm — a modified nine-millimetre Rohm signalling revolver — in the vehicle;

• occupying a vehicle knowing there was a prohibited firearm — a .45-calibre Ruger semiautomatic pistol — in the vehicle;

• four counts of possessing a restricted or prohibited firearm without having the licence or registration to do so;

• possession of a 45-calibre Ruger semiautomatic pistol knowing it had been obtained in the commission of an offence; and,

• carrying, handling, shipping, transporting or storing firearms in a careless manner.

The case now moves to a pretrial conference April 16. Barahona's next court appearance is April 18.