Bail granted for man charged with attempted murder

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The judge’s reason for releasing Gardiner and the evidence discussed during the bail hearing are protected by a publication ban.

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Ordinarily, factors may include the release plan as well as a criminal record. Conditions of Gardiner’s release include living at a residence outside Prince Albert, electronic monitoring, and a $1,000 surety.

The case is back in court on Feb. 27.

According to a prior story published by paNOW, Gardiner was convicted of manslaughter in 2007 and received an eight-year prison sentence.

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nigel.maxwell@pattisonmedia.com

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