A court case against a Blaine Lake woman scheduled to appear in court May 7 was adjourned due to COVID-19.
All court appearances set for that day in Blaine Lake Circuit Court were set aside. Court cases for non-custody accused and docket proceedings at circuit court locations have been adjourned since March 22 until after May 31. Bail hearings and sentencing for in-custody accused are continuing by telephone and video-conferencing at the 13 permanent court locations that remain open.
Laticia Juba-Arcand, 27, was arrested in November 2019 after Blaine Lake RCMP executed a search warrant at her home. Police seized 144 personal identification cards – most of them Saskatchewan driver’s licenses and health cards - 200 stolen cheques, stolen tools and a small amount of crystal meth.
Juba-Arcand is charged with identity theft, assault causing bodily harm, fraud, forgery, possession of stolen property obtained by crime and possession of a controlled substance.
She was released on bail after a show cause hearing on March 5.
Juba-Arcand is now scheduled to appear in Blaine Lake Circuit Court July 2 to enter a plea.
