The Saskatoon Police Service said it now has custody of a woman accused of parental abduction after she was transferred from U.S. custody around 4 p.m. Friday.
Police said the woman faces offences of abduction in contravention of a custody order and public mischief.
The Saskatoon mother is accused of parental abduction, illegally crossing the Canada-U.S. border with her son. She and her seven-year-old son were found in Oregon on Aug. 5 after they were reported missing on July 24 in Saskatchewan.
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Police said additional charges are being considered as the investigation continues.
The woman is scheduled to appear in provincial court Monday morning at 9 a.m.
She was transferred to Canada to face Saskatchewan offences, but has also been charged by the United States Department of Homeland Security with a felony offence related to “false statements” in the use of a passport identifying another person.
She is also charged with a misdemeanor offence related to possession of an identification document that is stolen or produced without lawful authority.
The woman is scheduled back in U.S court on Sept. 7.
— with files from Kelly Skjerven and The Canadian Press