Accused of attempted murder, aggravated assault and having in her possession a prohibited firearm in connection with an event that occurred last April in Sainte-Angèle-de-Mérici, Doxanne-Maherline Racine was back in Rimouski courthouse to give direction to its files, but everything was postponed until February 24.
Text written by Alexandre D’Astous, Local Journalism Initiative, Le Soir.ca
The lawyer for the 28-year-old accused from Terrebonne, Me Hugo Caissy, indicated that he wanted to start discussions with his colleague from the public prosecutor’s office, Me Marie-Pier Chicoine-Côté, before taking a position.
Judge James Rondeau accepted the postponement, but mentioned that the file should move forward in February, since the file was at a 7e appearance at court.
The parties wish the case to follow that of co-accused Lickenson Grégoire.
Arrested on warrant
Racine was the subject of an arrest warrant from the Sûreté du Québec last July. She appeared for the first time on July 23.
-The judge of the Court of Quebec, Yves Desaulniers, agreed to release her under conditions, including that of remaining at her home in Terrebonne between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m.
He is also prohibited from communicating or attempting to communicate with his co-defendant Likenson Grégoire.
At the time of the incident, a 31-year-old man was seriously injured by a firearm. The victim was transported to Rimouski Hospital.
A police operation was launched with the aim of locating the suspect vehicle on the various roads of Bas-Saint-Laurent, where Doxanne-Maherline Racine and Likenson Grégoire were intercepted on route 132 in the Notre-Dame-des sector. -Snows.
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