A car parked in a fire zone at a grocery story in Georgian Bluffs sparked police intervention.
The incident happened at the No Frills store at Hwys. 6 and 21 on Sunday.
A store manager asked a man to move his parked vehicle from a fire zone.
After moving the vehicle, threats were made against some employees.
Police were called and ended up arresting a suspect at his home and seized several firearms.
A 54-year old Owen Sound man was charged with uttering death threats.
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