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Customs and Border Protection and arrested on a Canada- wide warrant by RCMP officers from Langley. Hassel said Baumgartner was apprehended peacefully and without incident. " Quite frankly, I'm very happy with the way that it ended," Hassel said. U. S. Customs and Border Protection first discovered an armed- and- dangerous alert when they scanned the back of Baumgartner's truck with a computerized licence- plate reader. Officers approached the truck and took him into custody without a fight around 3: 10 p. m. local time. Baumgartner did not have a gun. Baumgartner was handcuffed and put into a holding cell while border guards confirmed his identity. Because he hadn't entered the United States, he was turned over to Canadian authorities. Hassel credited Baumgartner's capture to quick communication between law enforcement agencies. Border agencies were notified of Baumgartner within four hours of the shooting, he said. Baumgartner faces three first- degree murder charges in the deaths of his fellow armoured- car guards, Michelle Shegelski, 26; Brian Ilesic, 35; and Eddie Rejano, 39. He is also charged with attempted murder in the shooting of another guard, Matthew Schuman, who remained in critical condition in hospital on Sunday afternoon, and four counts of armed robbery. Police have been in touch with all the families involved, including Baumgartner's mother, Sandy. Eight Edmonton police officers, including five detectives and three forensics investigators, flew to B. C. Saturday night and are currently " sifting through evidence," Hassel added. A weapon and body armour, issued by the security company that employed Baumgartner and the victims of Friday morning's shootings, have not yet been recovered. The four victims and alleged killer were employees of G4S Cash Solutions, an armoured- car company. They were shot while delivering money to cash machines at the University of Alberta's Hub Mall early Friday morning. - Postmedia News Man accused of killing guards held in B. C. as evidence gathered MONTREAL - With barbecues and beachfronts beckoning, Quebec students fighting tuition increases are turning to election- style campaign tactics and more creative forms of protest to sustain support for their cause during the summer months. Student leaders readily admit demonstrations will probably be smaller over the summer due to all the potential distractions, especially given many students take on full- time jobs and others head back to their hometowns. That's already been the case at the nightly protest marches in Montreal, which have been ending earlier and seen lower turnouts in recent days. The challenge, student leaders say, will be to keep up the momentum for what promises to be a tumultuous fall in Quebec. Martine Desjardins, the president of one student group, said her members are planning an information blitz to explain to Quebecers why they're against the province's planned tuition increase. Students will be going door to door and handing out pamphlets at festivals as part of the campaign, she said. " We will be reaching out at public events," she said in an interview. " It will be an information campaign, but there will still be lots of protests." On Sunday, only about two dozen student protesters took part in a pillow fight at a Montreal park in support of their cause. There were countless more people scattered throughout the park on a sunny afternoon - sunbathing, practising yoga and sharing picnic lunches. One of the organizers said there would have been more protesters a month ago. " It's certain that the movement risks going into hibernation in July and August, but that doesn't mean the movement is dead or people don't care about it," said Marjolaine Poirier, a student at Universit� de Montr�al. The protest movement, which has featured everything from clanging pots and pans to nudity, has already gained a reputation for creativity and flair. - The Canadian Press Pillow fights, flyers mark summer protest season By Benjamin Shingler By Brent Wittmeier and Manisha Krishnan JONATHAN HAYWARD / THE CANADIAN PRESS Travis Baumgartner: stopped at border A_ 07_ Jun- 18- 12_ FP_ 01. indd A7 6/ 17/ 12 8: 23: 43 PM ;