R. v. X.X. – 2261 Allegation: X.X. was charged with multiple property-related offences following a utility investigation near Medicine Hat. The Crown alleged that he tampered with locked natural gas meters at his residence, cut utility locks, and restored service without authorization from the provider. The allegations included claims that gas services had been disconnected for non-payment, and that X.X. …
Calgary Ammunition Theft (< $5,000) — Charges Withdrawn
R. v. X.X. –4161 Allegation: X.X. was accused of stealing ammunition from a Calgary outdoor supply store. According to police and store staff, surveillance footage allegedly showed him entering the ammunition section, handling a box of rounds, and concealing the contents before walking out without paying. Staff members gave a description that police later matched to still images from the …
Calgary Street Robbery — Charges Stayed
R. v. X.X. – 9351 Allegation: X.X. was charged with robbery after confrontation in Calgary. According to police, the complainant was approached by a person demanding property and claiming they were owed money. When the complainant hesitated, it was alleged that X.X. lunged at them, forcibly grabbed their belongings, and fled on foot. Officers later claimed to have recovered the …
Calgary Rollover Impaired/Over .08 & Fail-to-Remain — Charges Stayed
R. v. X.X. – 2751 Allegation: X.X. was charged in Calgary with impaired driving, operating a vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration over the legal limit, and failing to remain at the scene of an accident. According to police, the charges stemmed from a single-vehicle rollover that occurred late at night in a residential area. It was alleged that X.X. …
Calgary Airport-Hotel Resisting Arrest — Charges Withdrawn
R. v. X.X. – 6251 Allegation: X.X. was charged with resisting arrest and public intoxication after an encounter with police at a hotel located inside the Calgary International Airport. According to police, X.X. had been found sleeping on a couch in the mezzanine level of the hotel and was not a registered guest. Loss prevention officers claimed that when they …
Calgary Knife-Point Domestic Assault & Death Threats — Charges Stayed
R. v. X.X. – 1741 Allegation: X.X. was charged with assault with a weapon and uttering threats after a domestic dispute allegedly escalated to violence. The complainant claimed that during a heated argument, X.X. retrieved a large kitchen knife and confronted her in the bathroom. She alleged that she was forced to the ground, held at knifepoint, and threatened with …
Calgary Uttering Threats (s. 264.1) — Charges Withdrawn
R. v. X.X. – 0151 Allegation X.X. was charged with uttering threats, contrary to section 264.1(1)(a) of the Criminal Code. The allegation stemmed from a personal dispute in which it was claimed that X.X. threatened to cause harm to another person during an argument. The complainant reported feeling afraid and took the threat seriously enough to involve police, who laid …
Child-Complainant Sexual Assault (s. 271) — Not Guilty After Trial
R. v. X.X. – 2451 Allegation: X.X. was charged with sexual assault under section 271 of the Criminal Code. The complainant was a child—specifically, a friend of X.X.’s daughter. The allegation involved non-consensual sexual contact during a visit to X.X.’s home. Given the age of the complainant and the nature of the alleged conduct, the case was very serious, with …
Yorkton Assault-by-Choking, Sexual Assault & Incest Prosecution — All Charges Stayed
R. v. X.X. – 8851 Allegation: X.X. faced a battery of serious charges in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, including assault, assault by choking, unlawful confinement, uttering threats, sexual assault, incest, and invitation to sexual touching. The charges arose from allegations involving close family members, with police relying on recorded statements, personal diaries, and historical information. Result: Win. Stay of proceedings. Devlin Gavigan’s …
Calgary Casino Head-Butt Assault (Trespass Context) — Charges Withdrawn
R. v. X.X. – 3261 Allegation: X.X. was charged with assault under section 266 of the Criminal Code following an altercation at a well-known casino in downtown Calgary. According to the Crown, X.X. had been banned from the property since 2016 under the Trespass to Premises Act and was previously known to casino security. On the date in question, security …