Break-in suspect offered diversion
Crown will withdraw campground break-and-enter charge against Joshua Christopher Cheeseman, 29, of Waldeck, N.S., provided he completes alternate-measures program
A Nova Scotia man will be spared a criminal conviction for break-and-enter in New Brunswick once he completes an alternate-measures program, court heard Monday.
Joshua Christopher Cheeseman, 29, of Waldeck, N.S., about 215 kilometres west of Halifax, faces a charge of break, enter and theft at the Lakeside Campground office and canteen in Waterborough, N.B., about 70 kilometres east of Fredericton, near Mill Cove, and a related count of breach of a release order requiring him to remain in Nova Scotia at that time.