H.P. court docket
Sept. 12, 2016
Judge D.R. Shynkar

A High Prairie man will spend about one month in jail for several breaches of court orders.
Trevor Lee Henry was handed a global sentence of 30 days in jail when he appeared in High Prairie provincial court Sept. 12.
He failed to comply with an undertaking on four counts for being with his common law wife in her residence and intoxicated.
“You can’t have contact with her,” Judge D.R. Shynkar stresses.
Two of those breaches were for being in the residence.
“A second and third time he’s with her in her residence, I’m asking for jail time,” Crown prosecutor Haydn Shook says.
Despite the breaches, Henry says they want to stay together.
“We’ll maintain a relationship after this,” says Henry, who will serve his sentence on weekends.
“Although I have alcohol problems, I’m seeking to change.”
When not in custody, Henry will be placed on probation until his time is served.
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Brent Edward Lowe, 28, of High Prairie, was sentenced to 45 days in jail, with credit for nine days served, for assault and breach of probation.
He assaulted his common law wife on Sept. 8 when he dropped her on the floor because their baby wouldn’t stop crying, the Crown says.
Lowe also choked her but she did not suffer any injuries.
He was also intoxicated at the time, against probation order.
“You got the break last time,” the judge says.
“Choking people is extremely dangerous; bad things can happen fast.”
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Dalen Rayne Belle- rose 24, of East Prairie, was fined $1,000, plus a $300 surcharge, for assaulting a peace officer.
He pushed an RCMP officer hard in the chest when he was being arrested, the Crown says.
“He was very agitated and intoxicated and held by two other males trying to keep him under control.”
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Cole Harvey Hansen, 21, of Wembley, formerly of High Prairie, was sentenced to probation for six months for two counts of theft under $5,000.
He stole three bottles of liquor from the Liquor Depot on May 16, says the Crown.
On June 29, he was seen leaving Freson Bros. with a “big bump” in his jacket.
“It was a chicken he stole,” duty counsel Harry Jong says.
Hansen plans to take treatment for alcohol.
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Freida Mary Naha- chick, 32, of Whitefish, was sentenced to probation for six months for shoplifting under $5,000, failing to comply with an undertaking, and failing to appear in court.
She stole a bottle of rum from the Liquor Depot on May 10 with three other women, the Crown says.
Video showed her putting the bottle into her purse and leaving the store without paying.
She was also very intoxicated at Raven Motor Inn on May 12, breaching court order to abstain from alcohol.
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William J. Emard, 42, of East Prairie, was sentenced to 38 days in jail, and given full credit for time served, for two counts of breach of probation.
He breached orders to abstain from alcohol and have no contact with his common law wife.
Emard says she invited him to her house, duty counsel Jong says.
“Even if she invites you, you can’t go there,” the judge says.
Jong says he plans take treatment for alcohol and he wants to become a more responsible person.
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Wesley Andy Willier, 37, of Sucker Creek, was sentenced to 120 days in jail, with credit for 14 days, for failing to provide a breath sample and for failing to comply with conditions.
He was found passed out in a vehicle by Lakeshore Police on Sept. 4 with the engine running and several open and closed beer containers, the Crown says.
It was the third impaired charge on his criminal record that led the judge to suspend him from driving for three years.
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Michael Junior Halcrow, 26, of Grouard, was fined $1,000, plus a $300 surcharge, for driving a vehicle with alcohol over the legal limit of 80 mg and $2,875 for driving without insurance.
He was stopped by police on July 16 when he was seen swerving on the road, the Crown says.
His breath sample recorded 190 mg.
The vehicle belonged to his cousin, duty counsel Jong says.
“When you borrow somebody else’s vehicle, it’s always good to ask if the vehicle has insurance,” the judge says.
He was suspended from driving for one year.
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Jerry Duncan Willier, 38, of High Prairie, was fined $1,000, plus a $300 surcharge, for driving with alcohol content over the legal limit of .08 milligrams.
His breath sample recorded 180 mg.
“Over 160 is more serious,” Judge Shynkar says.
He was automatically suspended from driving for one year.
Willier was also fined $345 for driving while unauthorized.
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Vernon Robert Calliou was fined $1,000, plus a $300 surcharge, for driving with alcohol content over the legal limit of .08 milligrams.
When he was stopped by police, his breath sample was 90 mg., the Crown says.
“He didn’t think he was over, but the machine indicated he was,” duty counsel says.
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Jarred J. Campbell, 19, of Edmonton was fined $500, plus a $150 surcharge, for failing to stop for police.
He evaded Faust RCMP officers on July 28 on driving an all-terrain vehicle, the Crown says.
“It’s danger behavior,” the judge says.
When officers got near him on several occasions, he would flee again, the Crown says.
“He had no idea why he did it,” duty counsel Jong says.
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Allan John Boucher of Faust was fined $400, plus a $120 surcharge, for breach of probation.
He failed to take drug treatment as directed by the probation officer, the Crown says.
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Catlin Beaver, 29, of Wabasca, was sentenced to 20 days in jail for failing to attend court on a trial day.
He will serve the time on weekends.
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Jordan Chris Grey, 25, of Edmonton, was fined $2,875 for driving a vehicle without insurance, and $345 for failing to hold a valid driver’s licence.
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Johnny Angus Ward was fined $2,875 for driving a vehicle without insurance.
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Kyle Patrick Shaw, 29, of Red Earth, was fined $345 for operating a vehicle while disqualified.
His licence was suspended in 2011 and he hadn’t applied to get it back, the Crown says.
A firefighter, Shaw was travelling to Fort McMurray to battle the major fire in spring when he was stopped by police, duty counsel Jong says.
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Allen Craig Giroux was fined $345 including surcharge for driving while unauthorized.