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A North Okanagan man with a history of crimes victimizing sex trade workers, is accused of more violations of his probation and release conditions. New charges have been laid against Curtis Sagmoen bringing the total number of breaches he is now accused of to 14. Megan Turcato reports.

After losing several other bids to keep evidence out of trial, defence in the Curtis Sagmoen uttering threats case is mounting one final legal challenge this time contesting the lawfulness of his arrest.

A potential challenge to the prosecution’s case against Curtis Sagmoen was heard in a Vernon courtroom on Thursday. The North Okanagan man is accused of threatening a sex-trade worker with a firearm but his lawyer wants to see a search warrant in the case thrown out.

A north Okanagan man charged with a gun threat on a sex trade worker this summer appeared in court on the charges today. The event was punctuated by protesters outside the courthouse . A group who are concerned about violence against women and the long list of women missing in our region. Kelly Hayes reports.

Curtis Sagmoen has been the focus of intense media attention since the remains of a missing Vernon teen were found during the search of his family’s farm. He is not charged in connection with that case but he was in court on Thursday to face a mischief charge.

More tonight about that public warning RCMP issued yesterday urging sex workers not to provide services on and around a rural property near Salmon Arm. The property belongs to the family of Curtis Sagmoen, who has been convicted of assaulting a woman in the sex trade. And although no one has ever been charged in...

Closing arguments for both the Crown and defence, were heard today at the Vernon courthouse. Curtis Sagmoen no longer faces a charge of uttering threats, in this case. The judge released that charge after witness “A”‘s testimony, yesterday.

Curtis Sagmoen was sentenced and released on Friday. He was found guilty on two charges stemming from an incident involving a sex-trade worker in 2017.

Curtis Sagmoen was sentenced and released on Friday. He was found guilty on two charges stemming from an incident involving a sex-trade worker in 2017.

Curtis Sagmoen is back in court accused of hitting a woman with a quad. As Megan Turcato reports, the complainant took the stand and faced tough questions from Sagmoen’s lawyer.

Curtis Sagmoen will not serve any more time behind bars for an assault causing bodily harm conviction. The charge stemmed from a 2017 incident where he struck down a woman with an ATV he was operating. With credit for time served, the North Okanagan man was free to go Friday but will be on probation...

Curtis Wayne Sagmoen is expected to go to trial for allegedly assaulting a police officer in Oct. 2020. Jules Knox reports.

Police interrogation video from September 2017 is released to the public as evidence in the Curtis Sagmoen trial. Sagmoen is accused of pointing a gun at a sex trade worker while wearing a mask in August 2017. Sagmoen has pleaded not guilty to the five charges.

A B.C. man has pleaded guilty in a 2013 assault on a sex-trade worker and as Tanya Beja reports, Curtis Wayne Sagmoen is a central figure in at least two other police investigations.

A man who resided on the Salmon Arm area farm where remains were found last month made a brief court appearance on Thursday. Curtis Sagmoen is facing several charges but none of them relate to the death of 18-year-old Traci Genereaux. Megan Turcato has more on the appearance and the protest that was happening outside...

Curtis Sagmoen is awaiting sentencing after he was convicted of assault causing bodily harm on Tuesday for hitting a woman with a ATV. The justice ruled the collision was no accident.

Accused of assaulting a peace officer, Curtis Sagmoen appeared before a judge in provincial court in Vernon Tuesday. Before a potential full trial can get underway, his lawyer plans to challenge a search warrant and arrests connected to the case.

Curtis Sagmoen, a North Okanagan man facing a host of charges relating to assaults and weapons allegations against several sex workers, will remain behind bars. He was denied bail for the more serious charges he faces. He has pleaded not guilty, and elected a trial in Supreme Court by judge alone, if a preliminary hearing...

A publication ban has been lifted that covered some details of trial of a man facing charges including threatening a sex trade worker. Rumina Daya reports.

Curtis Sagmoen was found guilty in his B.C. Supreme Court trial in Vernon. The trial stemmed from an incident in 2017 in which a woman said he pointed a gun at her.