TOBIQUE FIRST NATION – The chief of Neqotkuk First Nation wants provincial and federal support to establish an Indigenous-led policing agency on the reserve, following the death of a community member who was shot by an RCMP officer. “And there’s fear of the RCMP, and there’s anger too,” directed at the policing agency, Perley said in an interview Thursday. The minister said the province’s role is to do their best to support whatever security, policing or peace-keeping model a First Nation puts forward. Paul was the second Indigenous man fatally shot by the RCMP in the region, in a span of about a week. On Jan. 13, an RCMP officer shot and killed a man from Sipekne’katik First Nation in Nova Scotia along a highway north of Halifax.