The accused was charged with five criminal offences including failing to comply with bail conditions, robbery, and assault.
The Crown sought to revoke his previous bail and sought detention on the secondary ground (public safety).
The accused sought judicial interim release with his father as proposed surety.
The court found that the accused had not met his burden of demonstrating that release conditions could adequately address public safety concerns, particularly given his extensive criminal history including multiple breaches of court orders, violent offences, and the pattern of non-compliance with bail conditions.
The court was not satisfied that the proposed surety could provide adequate supervision given the lack of a meaningful relationship between father and son.
The court ordered detention.
