Keremeos charge of sexual assault stayed against Nathan Chasing Horse
- The B.C. Prosecution Service stayed the sexual assault charge against Nathan Chasing Horse less than a year after it was sworn in a Penticton courtroom.
- Damienne Darby, communications counsel for the B.C. Prosecution Service, said the charge was stayed due to Chasing Horse’s legal issues in the United States.
- The B.C. Charge was related to an incident allegedly occurring in Keremeos in 2018, while charges against Chasing Horse remain in Las Vegas and at the Fort Peck Indian Reservation.
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