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Court date set in case of bloody, handcuffed Duncan woman

Sangha goes to trial in Duncan in confinement case in January
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Kehar Garry Sangha is scheduled to go on trial on Jan. 6, 2020, for charges related to allegedly forcibly confining a woman for three days in 2017. (File photo)

The case of Kehar Garry Sangha is scheduled to go before the Supreme Court of B.C. in Duncan on Jan. 6, 2020.

Sangha, 54, has been charged with seven counts in relation to an incident in April, 2017, where a woman is alleged to have been held and beaten in a Cowichan Valley home over a three-day period.

Officers responded to a 911 call on April 11, 2017, finding a woman handcuffed, and in need of medical assistance.

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Sangha was taken into custody the next day. The charges against him include aggravated assault, assault with a weapon and unlawful confinement or imprisonment.

Sangha has chosen a trial by jury.