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Prelim starts for local man accused of unlawful confinement

The preliminary hearing for Kehar Garry Sangha is scheduled to begin today (Mon) in Duncan.

Sangha is facing numerous charges, including aggravated assault, assault with a weapon and unlawful confinement or imprisonment in relation to the beating of a woman in a home on Stamps Road in April of 2017.

The 52 year old was arrested last April after a woman, who was badly beaten, approached a contractor who was working on a house on Herd Road and asked for help.

She told the contractor she had been held in a home for three days and tortured.

A preliminary hearing will determine whether or not there is enough evidence in a case to move to a trial.

Sharon Vanhouwe
Sharon Vanhouwe
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