WATCH: The family of Loretta Saunders, a missing 26-year-old Halifax student, offered their thoughts on the investigation and the recent arrest of two people charged with stealing her car.
HALIFAX – A man arrested following the disappearance of a Halifax university student is being held in custody until a bail hearing on Friday.
Twenty-five-year-old Blake Leggette was brought back to Halifax from Windsor, Ont., on Sunday to face charges of auto theft.
Defence lawyer John Black appeared on his behalf at a hearing today in Halifax provincial court.
Ontario Provincial Police arrested Leggette and 28-year-old Victoria Henneberry after officers found a car owned by 26-year-old Loretta Saunders last week near Windsor.
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Halifax police say they plan to bring Henneberry back on the same arrest warrant by Thursday.
The judge said Leggette must not contact her while he remains in custody at a Halifax jail.
A provincial court document filed by Halifax police alleges the pair stole Saunders’s 2000 Toyota Celica.
Saunders, a Saint Mary’s University student, was last seen on the morning of Feb. 13 in the Cowie Hill Road area of Halifax.
The family of Loretta Saunders, a missing 26-year-old Halifax student, offered their thoughts on the investigation and the recent arrest of two people charged with stealing her car.
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