From Foxbrook Rd to Court: Jordan' 40+ Potential Charges Explained

Hinzugefügt: 2026-05-08

[00:00:02]Well, happy Friday, friends. I can't stop thinking about our buddy Jordan Gettys.

[00:00:08]>> [sighs] >> And is this recent situation, I did a little bit of a research and I'd like to share that with you here now.

[00:00:19]Now, of course, we've done a couple other videos about this, especially when it broke a couple weeks ago. It didn't name Jordan, but apparently, according to old Kent Corbett, Jordan verified or or said that it was him.

[00:00:34]It was his stash, which opens up a whole new world of possibilities.

[00:00:41]Now, I don't at all find any of this funny. That's not here to mock Jordan in any way, but I want to break down exactly what's in this image, what it means, how many charges Jordan is facing, and the grander scope of why police were there to begin with.

[00:01:05]How long Jordan could be facing, and it's tie into a much larger conspiracy charge.

[00:01:17]On the particular table at the RCMP office, and this came from uh file number 2026-409-386 from the RCMP websites.

[00:01:32]You can contact strategic communications and media relations, Nova Scotia RCMP, RCMPNS-GRCNE@ rcmp- -grc.gc.ca.

[00:01:48]Is that easy enough? You can find it on their website, rcmp.ca.

[00:01:55]Now, just to briefly read you the content, the search warrant, this news release released on April 20th, 2026 out of Westville, Nova Scotia.

[00:02:08]Search warrant execution leads to seizure of firearms and other weapons by street crime enforcement unit.

[00:02:16]The Pictou County Integrated Street Crime Enforcement Unit, PCISCEU.

[00:02:22]Oh.

[00:02:24]>> [laughter] >> Oh, that's easy.

[00:02:26]Seized a variety of weapons, including multiple firearms.

[00:02:30]During a search warrant execution in Westville, okay? Let's keep this in mind.

[00:02:36]Search warrant execution.

[00:02:39]Now, they weren't necessarily there for these particular weapons. It's just that, given the reasons as to why the RCMP are at Jordan Jordan's place in the first place, Daniel's buddy, led them to seize all of these weapons.

[00:02:55]All right?

[00:02:58]On April 14th, officers attended Jordan's home on Foxbrook Road as part of an ongoing investigation.

[00:03:07]That ongoing investigation that they're referring to in their opening statement is the Jack and Lily Sullivan case, I have no doubt.

[00:03:16]Because of how associated him and his daddy Daren Gettys are to this case, they're being investigated as part of the whole caboodle.

[00:03:28]Let's see.

[00:03:30]On April 14th, officers attended a home on Foxbrook Road as part of an ongoing investigation.

[00:03:36]There's an ongoing investigation, they're not naming the individual.

[00:03:43]The PCISCEU led the search warrant execution with the support from Nova Scotia's RCMP Police Dog Service, Westville Police Service, and Stellarton Police Department.

[00:03:58]Now, during the search, investigators seized seized several firearms, as well as prohibited and restricted firearm accessories and ammunition.

[00:04:09]Officers also seized crossbows, other weapons such as swords that are considered dangerous to the public, and body armor.

[00:04:16]A 33-year-old Westville man was arrested.

[00:04:20]The old J dog, old old Jordan.

[00:04:24]Mr. Charisma.

[00:04:26]The man was later released on conditions pending a court appearance scheduled for July 13th.

[00:04:34]Note, the PCISCEU is made up of police officers from Pictou County District RCMP, Westville Police Station Service, and Stellarton Police Service.

[00:04:46]Now, let's break down what's in this image in front of you.

[00:04:58]Weapons and accessories identification from this RCMP seizure photo.

[00:05:06]Here's a detailed breakdown of the items laid out on this particular table.

[00:05:13]The firearms.

[00:05:14]There's three visible.

[00:05:19]There's three uh visible. There's a black modern compound crossbow. There's a There's a camouflage Well, there's a black modern compound crossbow.

[00:05:34]Camouflage compound crossbow.

[00:05:37]A wooden or laminated recurve style crossbow or bow just right of the black one.

[00:05:50]There's four rifles or shotguns. There's a wooden stock pump action shotgun.

[00:05:59]Black modern rifle with a scope or attachments, possibly an AR style or similar.

[00:06:05]There's another long gun with wooden stock, possibly a rifle.

[00:06:09]Black tactical rifle with uh red accents in the lower center.

[00:06:15]Looks like an AK variant or similar.

[00:06:18]Now, here.

[00:06:20]>> [snorts] >> Handguns. There's at least two to three handguns visible. One black pistol near the center, another smaller one.

[00:06:29]There's other long guns, several additional rifles or shotguns lined up.

[00:06:39]There is bladed weapons, the swords as you see. There's several katana style Japanese swords with sheaths, black and wooden.

[00:06:47]Long straight swords or machete style blades. At least six to eight bladed weapons, which are on the right-hand side of this image.

[00:06:56]There's a black tactical vest body armor carrier.

[00:06:59]Uh Accessories. There are multiple gun magazines.

[00:07:06]Ammunition.

[00:07:08]Boxes and loose rounds visible.

[00:07:13]There's scopes or optics mounted on some of these guns.

[00:07:19]Suppressors, silencers, cylindrical items near the top.

[00:07:25]There's gun parts and accessories, grips, rails, etc. Knives and smaller blades mixed in with all of this. And bolts, look to be bolts for some of the bows or arrows.

[00:07:39]Now, approximate So, we're taking talking about the summary count, approximate just based off of this photo. There's eight to 10 plus mix of rifles, shotguns, and handguns.

[00:07:53]Three crossbows.

[00:07:54]Eight plus swords or blades. One tactical vest, and numerous magazines and accessories.

[00:08:07]You want to estimate the potential charges based upon what it is that we're looking here.

[00:08:14]For a seizure of this scale, multiple firearms and prohibited accessories and crossbows, swords, body armor, the 33-year-old man is likely facing 20 to 40 plus individual charges.

[00:08:26]This is consistent with similar PCISCEU cases in Pictou County.

[00:08:35]So, let's talk go through these. Let's talk about them.

[00:08:41]Firearms possession.

[00:08:44]The unauthorized possession of firearm section 91, possession of restricted or prohibited firearms section 95.

[00:08:53]Estimated number of counts between eight and 12.

[00:08:58]One count per firearm with eight to 10 plus guns visible. This will be the bulk.

[00:09:05]Also, next charge, prohibited restricted accessories. Possession of prohibited device section 91 sub rule two.

[00:09:15]Five to 10 counts.

[00:09:19]Magazines over legal capacity, auto sears, suppressors, etc. These are clearly visible.

[00:09:27]The ammunition.

[00:09:29]The unauthorized possession of ammo.

[00:09:33]One to three counts of that. Often grouped, but they can be separated if different types.

[00:09:41]Unsafe storage.

[00:09:43]Careless storage or unsafe storage of firearms section 86.

[00:09:49]Estimated number of counts between three and eight. One per improperly stored firearm, very common charges.

[00:09:57]Talking about the crossbows, possession of a weapon for dangerous purpose section 88 or prohibited weapon charges.

[00:10:05]Uh two to three counts there. Crossbows are heavily restricted.

[00:10:11]The swords and bladed weapons, possession of weapon for the dangerous purpose section 88.

[00:10:18]He's facing four to eight charges there.

[00:10:21]Swords are treated as weapons dangerous to the public.

[00:10:25]Regards to this body armor, provincial regulatory offense for Nova Scotia and supporting evidence, he's going to facing one charge. Might not be a full criminal code charge, but adds to the case. We'll get into that in a second.

[00:10:40]Um there's other charges.

[00:10:42]Could be facing up to five there.

[00:10:44]Possession contrary to prohibition order, if applicable. Additional section 88 dangerous purpose.

[00:10:52]And it's going to depend on old Jordan's criminal record.

[00:10:59]Now, I wonder if the law differentiates between a physical crossbow and a longbow for example. Or maybe they consider some of these recurves or compound bows under the law as crossbows.

[00:11:14]Of course, physically there's a difference. Crossbow is a lot more draw weight, smaller bolts, bows or arrows. Anyway, I'm not sure, but they they compiled all those bows under, you know, crossbows here. So, we'll take that into consideration. Not that it matters to us in the grand scheme of things. Now, so total estimate charge between 25 and 45 plus charges coming for Jordan.

[00:11:47]Holy Hannah.

[00:11:49]That sounds expensive. Well, let's get into the details about jail time, boy. Well, at least your mom's going to have a break from cooking you dinner all the time.

[00:12:01]I've got a couple breakdowns for this.

[00:12:03]So, the 33-year-old Westville man, Jordan, was arrested following a search warrant executed by the Pictou County Integrated Street Crime Enforcement Unit on April 14th, 2026. The police did seize multiple firearms, prohibited restricted firearm accessories, ammo, crossbows, swords, which are dangerous weapons and body armor. He was released on conditions with a court date set to July 13th, 2026.

[00:12:31]Following are the most likely charges under the Criminal Code of Canada and the Firearms Act.

[00:12:37]So, number one is going to be the core firearms possession offenses, most common in these cases.

[00:12:44]One, the unauthorized possession of a firearm section 91 of the Criminal Code.

[00:12:48]That's possessing any firearm, non-restricted, restricted, or prohibited without a valid license.

[00:12:55]Possession of a restricted or prohibited firearm section 95. More serious if the guns are handguns and they are short-barreled rifles, shotguns they are, or other restricted prohibited classes.

[00:13:07]I would think so.

[00:13:10]Possession of a prohibited or restricted weapons, devices, or accessories section 91 subrule two. This covers the prohibited and restricted firearm accessories. Example, auto sears, suppressors, high capacity mags, etc. There's also the unsafe storage section 86, which are common and go along with this when police find guns not properly locked or secured with ammunition separated.

[00:13:35]Two other weapons charges, the possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose section 88. It applies to the swords, crossbows, and any firearms if police believe they were possessed in a way that endangers the public.

[00:13:48]Well, it does because Jordan was out there throw Listen, he was threatening.

[00:13:53]Possession of a prohibited weapon or z Some crossbows or modified items may qualify for that. The body armor in Nova Scotia, possession of body armor is regulated. Some provinces require permits. It can be seized as evidence and may support an inference that the person was involved in criminal activity, even if it's not a stand-alone charge.

[00:14:19]Some additional possible charges for the old J Roc, J to the ROC, Darren's boy, possession of ammunition without proper authorization.

[00:14:29]The firearms possession contrary to a prohibition order section 117.01.

[00:14:36]If the man was already under a weapons ban, and there might be rug related charges common in the Pictou investigations, even if not mentioned in the release.

[00:14:50]So, typical outcome in similar Pictou County cases, these PCISCEU cases involving multiple firearms often result in dozens of charges per person.

[00:15:02]Many similar seizures in the area have led to 10 to 50 plus counts when multiple guns and prohibited items are found.

[00:15:13]Now, the penalties, if convicted, many of these are hybrid offenses, which means the Crown can proceed by summary conviction or indictment.

[00:15:24]The indictable, up to 5 to 10 years in prison for serious firearms offenses, especially prohibited restricted items. Danny and Jordan might be going to the hoosegow together.

[00:15:36]They might be cuffed together. They might be doing a perp walk. It you know, fresh meat coming into the facility.

[00:15:44]Now, indictable up to 5 to 10 years in prison for serious firearms offenses, especially prohibited restricted items.

[00:15:50]Mandatory minimum sentences apply in some cases involving prohibited firearms or loaded weapons.

[00:15:57]Lifetime weapons a lifetime weapons prohibition and DNA order are very likely upon conviction.

[00:16:04]Well, once you go in here and swab your cheek, boy. The bottom line, Jordan, even without rugs being mentioned, the sheer volume and type of items seized, especially prohibited accessories and body armor, strongly suggests serious firearms weapons charges. The ongoing investigation phrasing implies this search was part of a broader probe. A broader probe, Jordan, which often leads to more charges being laid before the July 13th court date.

[00:16:34]Of course, this is a generalized explanation, but it gives you a good idea.

[00:16:49]Well, this is what progress in the Jack and Lily Sullivan case looks like, whether it be Daniel's charges, whether it be Jordan's charges. Both are separated from the missing person's case. They just come about because of the ongoing investigation.

[00:17:04]This is a probe.

[00:17:06]Like Danny's was a probe.

[00:17:12]So, it's interesting to recognize what the police work in the background is leading to.

[00:17:20]And even though in the media in the releases, they say they don't have anything to do Well, they don't they aren't related to the Jack and Lily Sullivan case. It's very important that they say that because that particular case is a stand-alone and they're building a case.

[00:17:39]All right? This is part of the ruling all other things out.

[00:17:46]And what you're seeing is a result of the many probes, the many questions that arise from their investigation along the way. Jordan's charges are a part of that police work.

[00:18:05]Now, talking about the severity and the sentencing outlook, most serious charges here are the section 95, the restricted prohibited firearms, and section 88, the dangerous purpose.

[00:18:18]These carry up to 10 years imprisonment for each of them on indictment.

[00:18:24]And many of these will be hybrid offenses. The Crown will likely proceed by indictment due to volume.

[00:18:30]There'll be a mandatory weapons prohibition, 10 years to lifetime, plus possible DNA order. Not that ever stopped old Jordan before here. He doesn't mind the law or does abide by the law.

[00:18:42]If any other firearms are linked to other crimes, like the ongoing investigation, additional charges like trafficking or conspiracy could push the total much higher.

[00:18:55]Mhm.

[00:18:58]Why so many counts?

[00:19:00]Canadian prosecutors typically lay one charge per individual item when multiple firearms, magazines, or weapons are seized. This is standard practice to maximize leverage in plea negotiations.

[00:19:13]Now, the realistic outcome, there's a strong case for conviction on most of these firearms accessory charges.

[00:19:19]Likely plea deal plea deal reducing the total counts, but still resulting in significant jail time. At least a year to five plus, depending on prior record and exact classifications.

[00:19:33]Now, this is an educated estimate based on the visible evidence and typical Pictou County RCMP prosecutions. Exact charges will be revealed on or before the July 13th, 2026 court date.