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By Nigel Maxwell

Crime

Violent incident at Prince Albert retail store proceeds to trial

Mar 10, 2022 | 2:00 PM

A woman accused of bear spraying a Prince Albert store employee, after allegedly getting caught stealing, has entered not guilty pleas.

As per a discussion Thursday morning at Prince Albert Provincial Court, Dacey Corrigal, 21, will face trial on June 2.

The incident happened last month at South Hill Mall. The store employee was not seriously hurt physically, but was shaken up emotionally.

In addition to her Prince Albert matter, Corrigal also has more serious outstanding charges from Saskatoon.

She was one of five people arrested after a weapons seizure on Jan. 5 involving numerous firearms and ammunition.

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Corrigal has entered not guilty pleas on those charges as well, and will face trial in August.

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