PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. – A Saskatchewan man accused of killing his son will remain in custody until at least the new year.
Larry McDougald, 66, appeared in Prince Albert provincial court on Wednesday, but his case was quickly moved ahead to Jan. 17.
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McDougald is accused of second-degree murder.
He was arrested in late October after his son, 45-year-old Terry McDougald, was shot over what RCMP say was a property dispute.
McDougald’s January court appearance could include a bail hearing.
He is also charged with attempted murder and pointing a firearm.
Police have said the son and two other men went to the older McDougald’s rural home to claim property when someone shot at them.
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