US EditionMontreal mom charged with abandoning daughter ‘needs help,’ to remain detained
- A Montreal mother is charged with unlawful abandonment after allegedly leaving her three-year-old daughter in rural Ontario, which led to a four-day search across two provinces.
- The woman, aged 34, faces a potential maximum sentence of five years in prison for the charge.
- Lawyers have scheduled the bail hearing for July 3 and July 4, during which she will remain detained at the Leclerc detention centre in Laval.
- Authorities stated, 'Right now, we are currently dealing with someone who is experiencing immense distress. This is someone who needs help.
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She is accused of unlawful abandonment of a child and her bail hearing is scheduled to take place in July.
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Montreal mom charged with abandoning daughter 'needs help,' to remain detained
The Montreal mother who allegedly abandoned her three-year-old daughter in rural Ontario, triggering a four-day hunt for the child across two provinces, will remain detained until her bail hearing early next month. On Friday, the mother's legal-aid lawyer said he will try to have his client released...
Montreal mom charged with abandoning daughter ‘in great distress,’ will return to court for July bail hearing
A bail hearing has been scheduled for next month for the mother of a three-year-old Montreal girl who was missing for three days before being found on an Ontario highway.
The Montreal woman accused of having abandoned her three-year-old daughter on the edge of a highway in Ontario will remain in detention for another two weeks. New details of the case could be revealed in early July during her release investigation.
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