A Saskatoon woman facing sexual offences against a child, making and distributing child pornography and bestiality charges has pleaded not guilty.
On April 20, her lawyer chose for the 26-year-old to face a judge-alone at Court of Queen’s Bench.
The woman can’t be named because of a publication ban intended to protect the alleged victims who are a four-year-old girl and two-year-old girl.
She was released on bail in February on strict conditions which included not being allowed to leave her home unless it’s a medical emergency and not being allowed to see anyone 16 or younger unless approved by the court.
She is also not allowed to own a pet or live at a home with a pet.
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When the Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) first announced charges, they said the alleged abuse started in late 2019.
Investigators started an investigation at the start of the year after a report of a child being sexually assaulted with images being shared on a social media platform.
She is scheduled to be back in front of a judge on January 12, 2022 for a preliminary hearing.
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