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Patles released after interrogation, night in custody

by Miles Howe
June 10, 2013
Reading Time: 1min read

Susanne Patles (far right), freed from custody, celebrates with Elsipogtog war chief John Levi (centre) and Lorraine Clair (far left), also recently arrested and now in a cast as a result. Photo by M. Howe.

Elsipogtog – After being interrogated and spending a night in the Codiac police station in Moncton, Susanne Patles has been charged with mischief and released.

Conditions of her release include a stipulation that she will “not be within 1 Km of any site where they are drilling or testing for shale gas in Westmorland County or Kent County” until August 9th, 2013.

Patles noted that the prosecution originally asked for her not to be allowed within 5 kilometres of any drilling or testing site in New Brunswick, but that the presiding judge threw these conditions out.

Miles Howe is a journalist with the Halifax Media Co-op. This article was first published by the Halifax Media Co-op.

Read more about Patles’ arrest here.

Tags: ElsipogtogfrackingMiles Howeshale gas
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