Woman accused of white powder, bomb scares in Saskatoon has new lawyer
A woman facing more than 80 charges related to white powder scares and bomb threats in Saskatoon has a new lawyer.
Suspicious packages shut down numerous businesses, streets for hours
A woman facing more than 80 charges related to white powder scares and bomb threats in Saskatoon has a new lawyer.
Alexa Emerson is now being represented by Patrick McDougall, a well-known defence lawyer in the city.
He replaces Lisa Watson, who stepped aside after finding a conflict of interest with Emerson while going through court documents.
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Emerson's first lawyer, Brian Pfefferle, withdrew after she was accused of sending a white powder package to his office in March.
Morris Bodnar stepped in for Pfefferle, but withdrew a few weeks later for an unknown reason.
Emerson, who has also gone by the name Amanda Totchek, is to appear in court by video on May 30.