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Francois Joseph Cornelius Beaudry, 37, is to stand trial on two counts of theft, and single counts of obstructing a police officer, assaulting a police officer, possession of stolen property over $5,000 , in a vehicle knowing a prohibited weapon was present, evading police dangerous driving and failing to remain at the scene of an accident.
Charles Jay Marshall, 31, also pleaded guilty to charges of assaulting a police officer, resisting arrest and breaching a court order.Warrant issued for failing to attend for Sydney woman; Cape Breton court report for April 8, 2024A North Sydney woman has been jailed after pleading guilty to charges including impaired driving.
Currie was sentenced to serve a total of 195 days minus 134 days spent on remand. She is now to serve 61 days in jail.Among the conditions of her probation, Currie is to take all counselling as recommended by her probation officer and refrain from alcohol and drugs not prescribed to her.A plea date has been assigned to Sydney woman who had been the subject of an arrest warrant.
The incident is alleged to have occurred Feb. 23 at the Prince Street outlet of the Nova Scotia Liquor Commission.
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