Evan Kallis, 25, was released on an undertaking that he abide by conditions, at show-cause hearing, at the March 21 regular sitting of the Estevan court. Senior Crown prosecutor Mitchell Miller said Kallis’ bail report gave strength to the case of consenting to his release.
The conditions Kallis was ordered to adhere to included that he appear before court, provide his address and abide by a 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. curfew. Judge Lane Wiegers also ordered that Kallis not have any contact with Dakota Jaworski or Ashley Glydon, and not attend the Royal Heights Esso service station, as part of the conditions.
Jaworski and Glydon were arrested with Kallis, following an armed robbery on March 13, at the Royal Heights Esso.
Wiegers strongly recommended that Kallis follow his conditions carefully. Wiegers added that the severity of the charges against Kallis, and the accused’s criminal record are serious enough, that any breach of conditions would result in severe legal consequences and a lengthy sentence.
The matter was subsequently adjourned until April 11.
