SASKATOON, Sask. — The trial for a Saskatoon man with a lengthy history of voyeurism convictions will resume in December on a charge of breaching release conditions by purchasing a cellphone capable of recording.
Kyle Ronald Hameluck, 37, didn’t appear in Saskatoon Provincial Court on Wednesday when a continuation date was set. Instead, defence lawyer Patrick McDougall appeared on his behalf.
Crown prosecutor Christy Pannell had requested an adjournment to give her time to consider her cross-examination of Hameluck and whether a rebuttal witness would be required.
Saskatoon police officers and Hameluck took the stand last week.
Hameluck was arrested on Feb. 14, hours after being released from the Saskatoon Provincial Correctional Centre, when police found him with a Samsung cellphone at Midtown Plaza.
In February, ahead of his release, Saskatoon police issued a public safety advisory, releasing his photo and warning that he had been convicted in 70 incidents involving voyeurism, indecent acts and trespassing at night, and that he posed a high risk to reoffend.
Hameluck was remanded in custody by consent of Crown and defence.
