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Prisoner lost in Regina Correctional Centre | Battlefords News-Optimist

Pfefferle represents 42-year-old Aaron Gardiner who is accused of holding a girl against her will for four days at a remote northern Saskatchewan cabin last year. Saskatoon Senior Crown Prosecutor Evan Thompson didn’t oppose defence’s request for an adjournment to May 26. Pfefferle waived his client’s appearance and said the purpose of today’s appearance was to confirm which charges the defence wanted a preliminary hearing. A preliminary hearing was tentatively set in Meadow Lake Provincial Court on Aug. 25 and 26. Pfefferle also said that by then he should know whether or not the Saskatchewan Attorney General has approved the Crown to proceed by direct indictment. If direct indictment is approved then there won’t be a preliminary hearing and the case would be sent directly to trial.

Saskatchewan RCMP charges Redvers man for alleged willful promotion of hate

Criminal Code of Canada to be laid. From April 2020 to July 2020, Carlyle RCMP received four additional reports of new alleged anti-Semitic videos and hate speech by Patron. Police are still investigating each of these reports. On Feb. 15, Carlyle RCMP were given direction from the Attorney General of Saskatchewan to arrest and charge Patron under Sec. 319(2) of the Criminal Code of Canada for Willfully Promoting Hatred to an Identifiable Group. Patron was arrested by Carlyle RCMP that day. Travis Patron made his first court appearance on Feb 16 in Weyburn Provincial Court via telephone, and made another court appearance by phone on Feb. 17 in Regina. His next appearance will be April 14 in Carlyle Provincial Court. 

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