Photo courtesy of OPP West.A Leamington man faces charges for allegedly walking into a business and pulling a handgun out of his waistband.
Ontario Provincial Police officers were called to the business in downtown Leamington just before 5 p.m. on Tuesday.
Once they had a description of the man, they found him and the weapon.
It turns out the handgun was actually a revolver-style pellet gun.
The 34-year-old still faces a charge of carrying a concealed weapon and will have to appear in a Leamington courtroom on March 11.
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