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A Nut Grove man will be facing a High Court Judge sometime after September for the unlawful possession of a firearm and a magazine of ammunition.
Bernard Hurst Junior was allegedly found with a .25 pistol and nine rounds of .25 ammunition in his Nut Grove home in October last year.
He reportedly is not the holder of a firearm user’s license.
Hurst appeared before Chief Magistrate Joanne Walsh in the St. John’s Magistrates’ Court Wednesday – and several pieces of evidence including the gun and bullets were tendered.
The items will be used in a trial in the High Court if Hurst pleads not guilty to the charges.
Hurst is represented by Attorney Michael Archibald.
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