Another adjournment for woman accused of leaving child in freezing car
LETHBRIDGE – Despite concerns about delays in the case of two children who were left alone in a freezing car last December, another adjournment has been granted to one of the two women involved.
The woman – who cannot be named to protect the identity of the children – appeared in Lethbridge Provincial Court in person on Thursday (Sept. 7), as her lawyer asked for an adjournment to Sept. 28, noting that they are close to a resolution. The case was then set over.
During the last appearance on Aug. 24, the presiding judge shared his frustration with the fact that the matter had come up 16 times in court, without any real steps being taken.
The woman and her co-accused were charged late last year with failing to provide the necessaries of life.