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Judge in Vernon turns down Sagmoen bail request

Protesters, seen here on October 31st, cheered a judge’s decision on Wednesday morning to deny Curtis Sagmoen’s bail request. Global News

A judge in Vernon has turned down a bail request on from a man accused of violence against women, much to the delight of those in attendance.

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The Wednesday morning decision means that Curtis Sagmoen, 38, will remain in custody while awaiting his trial on charges that he allegedly threatened a woman with a firearm while disguising his face. The incident reportedly took place last year near Falkland.

Curtis Wayne Sagmoen. File photo

In Vernon on Wednesday, more than a dozen protesters held a rally on the courthouse steps to decry violence against women. Those protesters also cheered the judge’s decision.

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Sagmoen is expected to be back in court for a preliminary inquiry on December 10th. That court hearing will be for separate charges of assault and assault causing bodily harm.

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