Officers in Oregon say they’ve dismissed expenses of felony aggravated identification theft and misdemeanour identification theft in opposition to Daybreak Walker.
The 39-year-old Saskatoon mom pleaded responsible in provincial court docket on Nov. 3 to Canadian expenses of abduction in contravention of a custody order, making statements that had been false and deceptive for the aim of acquiring passport, and possessing solid paperwork with the intention of committing an offence.
She was given a one-year conditional sentence and 18 months probation.
“America hereby strikes the Court docket for an order dismissing the Indictment filed herein as to defendant Daybreak Walker primarily based upon the defendant’s responsible plea and sentencing on a associated matter in Canada, and within the pursuits of justice,” district lawyer Natalie Wight wrote within the movement.
Oregon Decide Marco Hernandez accepted the movement to dismiss.
The fees stemmed from a high-profile incident involving Walker that occurred in the summertime of 2022. Walker and her youngster seemingly vanished from Saskatoon and an in depth lacking individuals search adopted.
The Indigenous mom and youngster had been discovered protected in Oregon Metropolis, and it was revealed that Walker had orchestrated their disappearance.
Walker and her authorized crew insisted that she fled the nation in a determined bid to guard her youngster and herself from her ex-partner. Her ex-partner denied all allegations of home abuse.