Amanda Totchek

• Woman guilty of white powder scares, bomb threats released early

  Alexa Emerson, the woman responsible for white powder scares and bomb threats in Saskatoon, has been released from custody early.

  Crime

  Aug 9, 2018
  
• Alexa Emerson not ordered to pay restitution for crimes

  The cost to respond to numerous suspicious packages and bomb threats made by Alexa Emerson is estimated at over $200,000.

  Crime

  May 25, 2018
  
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• Alexa Emerson pleads guilty to bomb threats, suspicious packages

  Alexa Emerson’s original 80-plus charges were narrowed down to 15 before she pleaded guilty in Saskatoon court.

  Crime

  May 23, 2018
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• Alexa Emerson expected to plead guilty in powder scares, bomb threats

  Alexa Emerson is facing dozen of charges related to multiple white powder scares and bomb threats in Saskatoon.

  Crime

  May 23, 2018
• Alexa Emerson heading straight to trial

  Crown prosecutors granted direct indictment against Alexa Emerson, accused of white powder package scares and bomb threats in Saskatoon.

  Crime

  Jan 9, 2018
• Alexa Emerson still waiting to hear if she is heading straight to trial

  A decision on whether the Crown will be granted a direct indictment against Alexa Emerson has again been delayed.

  Crime

  Dec 14, 2017
• Alexa Emerson waiting to hear if she will head straight to trial

  Alexa Emerson is expected to find out on Nov. 1 if her case will bypass a preliminary hearing and head straight to trial.

  Crime

  Oct 18, 2017
• Crown seeking direct indictment against Alexa Emerson

  The Crown wants to bypass the preliminary court hearing for Alexa Emerson and go straight to trial.

  Crime

  Oct 4, 2017
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• Woman in suspicious package video may have contacted Saskatoon police

  Saskatoon police are trying to determine if a woman who has contacted them is the same one in a video tied to the Alexa Emerson case.

  Canada

  Jul 25, 2017
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• Crime Stoppers using social media to identify woman police may consider witness

  Saskatoon Crime Stoppers is using social media in an attempt to identify a woman police said may be a witness in the Amanda Totchek case.

  Canada

  Jul 23, 2017