Update on charges laid against rodeo organizer Ty Northcott
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Summary
Ty Northcott received a summons yesterday from the RCMP as they served him a summons. Not only him, but his wife and business are to appear in court on Monday, May 17th at 9am in Red Deer, Alberta. He is being charged with section 73.1 of the Public Health Act, which brings potentially a fine of up to $500,000.
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Mr. Northcott claimed, the sooner we can get to court, the better.
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Nadine Woolwood bringing you an update for the Western Standard.
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On the No More Lockdowns Rodeo, and event coordinator and organizer, Ty Northcott.
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Mr. Northcott received a visit yesterday from the RCMP as they served him a summons.
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Not only him, but his wife and his business are to appear in court on Monday, May 17th at 9 a.m. in Red Deer.
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He is being charged with Section 73.1 of the Public Health Act, which brings potentially a fee, a fine, of up to $500,000.
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When asked how Mr. Northcott was going to plea in court, he said, of course, not guilty.
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Mr. Northcott is being represented by the Justice Center for Constitutional Freedom lawyer, Mr. James Kitchen.
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He is being assisted by Dan Harder out of Oles, who is also a lawyer and a local rancher.
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When asked for a further statement, Mr. Northcott claimed,
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Be sure to stay with us as we follow Mr. Northcott and his journey through his day in court and beyond.
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This is Nadine Woolwood reporting for the Western Standard.