Single Mother's Bail Violations, New Charges

0:00Lindsay Susan Hare Trider first made headlines back in 2014 as a 23-year-old single mother and Surrey, British Columbia. On Valentine's Day that year, a friendly Labrador named Ryder disappeared from a backyard and turned up severely injured. The dog had been bound, beaten, stabbed multiple times, and objects like lighters, jewelry, and a belly button piercing forced into his throat and eye. Area. She pleaded guilty to causing the animal distress and received two years of probation, along with a lifetime ban on owning pets. Fast-forward more than a decade, and Hare Trider, now 35, faces new charges. Early on October 28, she allegedly entered the neonatal intensive care unit at Surrey Memorial Hospital, removed her shirt, and held. Several infants for skin-to-skin contact. This sparked a two-hour security lockdown, which she left before police arrived. The dog's original owner remains furious and deeply upset over these developments, especially given Hare Trider's history.

1:01Many points to animal cruelty as an early sign of escalating violence, raising broader concerns about patterns in such cases. Police arrested her shortly after the hospital incident and granted bail set at $500, with conditions to avoid victims, all neonatal. Units in British Columbia, and to reside at an addiction recovery center called Glory House in Mission. Days later, she faced charges in another violent incident, but was deemed low-risk and released again. Despite these restrictions, reports show she's violated bail multiple times, including a recent arrest on Friday. She's listed a Surrey address where residents say they've never seen her, and the recovery center had no record of her presence leaving authorities. And the public watching closely as the case unfolds. Local news powered by AI. This is Toronto News Today, I'm Corey with the story.