A bail hearing has been set for Darren Blair McNabb, who is accused of stealing a truck and failing to stop while being pursued by police.
McNabb, 22, appeared in Moose Jaw provincial court by video from Regina on April 17. The Crown was opposed to his release and he was remanded back into custody.
McNabb’s charges stem from an incident on Feb. 14 in Moose Jaw, said Judge Brian Hendrickson while recounting the offences. McNabb is accused of stealing a 2004 F-150 truck with a value of less than $5,000; possessing property obtained by crime; and operating a motor vehicle and failing to stop for police while being pursued.
A legal aid lawyer from Regina is handling McNabb’s charges, said Crown prosecutor Rob Parker. His office gave disclosure to the Regina lawyer on April 12.
Hendrickson then agreed to set McNabb’s bail hearing for Wednesday, April 24, to determine if he will be released from custody. McNabb will appear by video from Regina.
Moose Jaw provincial court next meets on April 22.
