The accused young person, K.R.C., was charged with two separate incidents of robbery with a firearm and multiple counts of breaching his previous bails. The allegations against K.R.C., were that he committed two armed robberies of a gas station and a convenience store while masked. At the time that these incidents were alleged to have occurred. The accused was already on two previous bails involving robbery offences and his most recent bail involved a condition of house arrest. Despite the crown attorney’s office’s strenuous objections and submissions, Mr. Pyzer was successful in obtaining another bail for K.R.C., and the accused was able to continue to live with his mother whom was his surety on the previous bail.
R. v. K.C.R.
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