A woman charged after eight dogs were seized from a hotel room in Innisfail, Alta., has been denied bail after being granted release twice before.
Karin Adams, 46, was first charged on July 19 with impersonating a peace officer and interfering with property under $5,000 in relation to the Innisfail dog seizure. She was granted bail the same day.
Adams was later charged again with a number of offences: intimidation by following on a highway, criminal harassment and breach of recognizance.
She was granted bail on those charges on Aug. 1.
After being arrested a third time on four counts of breaching recognizance, according to court documents, Adams applied again for bail but was denied on Sept. 6.
Watch from July 19. The owner of a dog that was seized along with seven others in an Innisfail motel room is warning others to make sure you know who you plan to re-home your pet to. Joel Senick reports.
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