A 40-year-old man has been charged in relation to threats made against a Crown prosecutor and probation officer in Calgary four months ago.
Calgary police said on the morning of April 21, a man at the Calgary Courts Centre made “intimidating statements” including personal information about the prosecutor during an ongoing court case.
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Calgary police were contacted and a sheriff was called to the courtroom.
“In May 2016, a probation officer reported she had received numerous voice messages beginning in April from a man whose probation she supervised,” police said Tuesday. “The messages indicated abusive and intimidating behaviour towards the victim.”
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Troy Daniel Wouters, of no fixed address, is alleged to have tried to “provoke a state of fear” in order to impede their duties within the justice system.
He was charged with two counts of intimidation of a justice system participant.
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