N.S. RCMP accuse man of sex charges involving youths, seek additional victims
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HALIFAX – RCMP in Nova Scotia have charged a man with multiple sex crimes involving youths, and say there may be more victims.
Mounties say the investigation started last month after they learned a missing young person was staying at the home of a 38-year-old man.
They then learned that other youths had allegedly spent time with the man, either at his home or on trips away.
Police searched a home on Croft Road in Chester Basin, about 60 kilometres west of Halifax, on Wednesday, arresting the man and seizing electronic devices.
He’s been charged with luring a child, four counts of sexual assault and four counts of sexual interference.
Police say they believe there are additional victims are asking anybody with information to come forward.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Aug. 1, 2026.