Man facing nearly 100 stolen property-related charges pleads guilty to two unrelated charges
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LETHBRIDGE – 28-year-old Kyle Blakely, who is facing dozens of charges relating to possession of stolen property, uttering a forged document, fraud, false pretenses, making/possess identity documents, possession of undelivered mail, and possession of credit card data pleaded guilty to two unrelated charges in Lethbridge Provincial Court Friday, Mar. 8.
The Crown and Defense both made a joint submission to Justice P. McIlhargey, which involved the circumstances surrounding two charges of intent to avoid arrest.
On Sept. 22, 2018, Blakely was in a vehicle with at least two other people, when Lethbridge Police noticed the license plate didn’t match the vehicle description. Police tracked down the vehicle owner who provided an explanation. The vehicle Blakely was in, was pulled over, and he gave police a fake name. When he was taken to the police station, he gave police a second false name.
During their investigation, police found out who he was and that the false names were given in order to avoid arrest on outstanding warrants.
