Thank you.
I'm going to shift gears now to airsoft.
Last night I read a CBC article in which the Regina police chief, Evan Bray, said that replica weapons pose a problem because they're difficult to discern from real weapons. He specifically referenced a frightening school lockdown that took place in Regina that resulted in a weapons charge being laid against a 13-year-old girl. In my community recently, there was a lockdown of White Oaks Secondary School. A constituent sent me a video that one of the students took of the police coming into the portable. It was, again, one of these airsoft rifles.
If you have the data, can you talk about how often incidents like this happen, where a replica or an airsoft gun is used by someone and is mistaken by police as a real gun?
Do you understand what I'm saying? I didn't say it very well.