Some notable cases impacting the Battlefords and area continue to make their way through the justice system.
Six individuals who face multiple charges in connection to a robbery at the Delmas Hotel on the weekend were in provincial court again Thursday.
Three individuals remained remanded by consent to their next court appearance June 4. The other three have been released, but must abide by several conditions, including attending school and abiding by a curfew.
Those suspects are due to return to provincial court on June 11. The majority of the suspects charged in this case are youth.
In a separate case, Tristan Pritchard, who faces aggravated assault charges in the stabbing of three individuals in North Battleford over the May long weekend, was back in court again Thursday and is remanded to June 4. He is scheduled to appear by closed-circuit TV on that date.
A man accused in a dangerous standoff situation on 102nd Street in North Battleford in March is due back in court Tuesday, May 26.
Rene Armstrong faces several charges including possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose, unauthorized possession of a firearm, possession of a firearm knowing its possession is unauthorized, possession of a firearm contrary to a prohibition order, using a firearm in the commission of offence, careless use of firearm, possession of prohibited firearm with ammunition and assaulting peace officers with a weapon.
Armstrong appeared by closed-circuit television in court Thursday. It is expected the next court date will deal with Armstrong’s request for court-appointed counsel.
