A Forest Grove man accused of uttering threats against the Ministry of Children and Families Development had his charges stayed in 100 Mile provincial court Friday.
Crown Counsel Paola Konge stayed the proceedings against Cameron McSorley, 38, who had been charged with uttering threats to cause death or bodily harm against the MCFD and possession of a firearm without a license or registration.
The stay came after Judge Michelle Stanford agreed to issue an order that McSorley forfeit his seized firearms, including a 12-gauge shotgun, .22 rifle and ammunition.
Defence lawyer George Wool also told the court he would no longer be pursuing a charter argument related to the case.