In December, Corey Hurren was helping the RCMP hunt for two teens wanted in a string of murders. Now, he's under investigation by the Mounties' national security team. thestar.com/politics/feder…
The full charge sheet for Hurren just came through. On his person and in his truck, he had a rifle, a revolver, and two shotguns. 
It's not clear to me whether it's alleged that he had these weapons illegally, or whether he just didn't have an Authorization to Transport for them. (You need to inform the RCMP if you're travelling with a restricted weapon.)
That final charge, that he allegedly threatened the prime minister, certainly undercuts the narrative the RCMP was leaking out that he was just on the grounds of Rideau Hall to chat with the Prime Minister.
What's further interesting about this is that the charge sheet lists his M16 rifle as prohibited — the M16 was one of the weapons that was re-classified in May, as Ottawa responded to the Portapique mass shooting.
Sorry: it was an M14 rifle, not an M16. (Both were reclassified in May.)
To recap: A Q-Anon truther drove from Manitoba to Ottawa amid a right-wing protest calling for Trudeau's arrest. The morning after, he allegedly drove through the gates of where the PM lives, with a loaded weapon Trudeau had banned two months prior.
Not great!
Right, important context.
