A man accused of sexually assaulting a Toronto woman is in custody and Citynuse has learned that he was on probation for another charge at the time of his arrest.
Cortney Henry was arrested on 2 July Nearly a month of police investigation A 62 -year -old woman was allegedly approached from behind as she had gone with a pucca route in the high park, dragged into a wild area, and sexually assaulted.
The woman was capable of going away and was seeking help from a passerby in the area, who called the police. He suffered non-janiley physical injuries in the attack.
The 35 -year -old has been accused of sexual harassment, causing physical damage, forced imprisonment and robbery.
At the time of the incident, Henry was on probation for a violent robbery. The 36 -month probation order, which came into force in January, includes a weapon prohibition and compulsory counseling program.
Criminal defense lawyer Nick Cake, who is not involved in the case, spoke to Citinuse as to what could happen if Henry is granted bail.
“Probation for him will probably remain the same, which also showed probation before this new set of allegations.” “If he is released on bail, a condition would surely be that he will have to report to his probation officer either within 24 hours or immediately after his release. And he will be given, if released on bail, on bail, a set of conditions and conditions to follow the bail court. So essentially, the person will now have two sets.”
Henry is scheduled to appear in court through video link on Monday, where the bail hearing is likely to be determined.
