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Accused Lorry Santos killer Joshua Petrin tries to escape from Saskatoon Correctional Centre

Joshua Petrin, accused of killing Lorry Santos four years ago, one of two men who tried to escape from Saskatoon Correctional Centre. File / Global News

Global News has confirmed that one of the men who tried to escape from the Saskatoon Correctional Centre on Wednesday was Joshua Petrin.

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Petrin was apprehended in the parking lot of the correctional centre after he and another inmate are said to have gone through a hole in the fence.

READ MORE: Escaped Saskatoon Correctional Centre offender found in garbage bin

Petrin appeared in court today and now faces two new charges – possession of a weapon dangerous to the public and escaping lawful custody.

Those charges have now been adjourned to Oct. 6, but he’ll be back in court before then.

Petrin’s first-degree murder trial in the death of Lorry Santos is set to begin Sept. 12.

That is four years to the day the Saskatoon mother of four was fatally shot when answering the door after police say gunmen went to the wrong house.

Meaghan Craig contributed to this story

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