’Queen of Canada’ gets bail, ordered to stay in Regina
Published By admin
Romana Didulo, 50, charged after RCMP raid on cult compound last week.
The self-proclaimed Queen of Canada was granted bail Monday morning and ordered to stay in Regina until her trial.
Romana Didulo, who appeared in court in Swift Current, Sask., was given several conditions. Violating any of them would land the 50-year-old cult leader back in jail.
Her conditions include staying away from Richmound, Sask., the village where her cult has lived for the past two years, not having any contact with several specific people including Ricky Manz, who owns the former school where the cult was living, and not possessing weapons.
Didulo elected to go with a trial by jury, with a preliminary inquiry. She is scheduled to appear in court next on Sept. 17.
A dozen supporters in white hats showed up to greet Didulo on Monday morning as she returned to court in Swift Current, Sask., for a bail hearing after spending the weekend in custody.
For the team, secure the royal puppies and the funds, you know who to get ahold of, Didulo said as she stood to face the media.
“You know they have no jurisdiction.… Zero.”
Content retrieved from: https://ici.radio-canada.ca/rci/en/news/2190956/queen-of-canada-gets-bail-ordered-to-stay-in-regina.
