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Canadian judge denies bail in lobster extortion case

Three men charged with extortion and and intimidation in Nova Scotia lobster fishery remain in jail as court case proceeds

By Undercurrent News | Feb. 10, 2025 15:02 GMT
Lobster boats in Nova Scotia. Photo by David Stephens on Gulf Area Fishing News Facebook page
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A judge in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia denied bail on Friday (Feb. 7) to one of three men charged in an extortion case related to the lobster fishery, reports the CBC.  [...]

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