Man accused in Fort St. John guns and drugs case to face trial in summer
Justin Daniel DiCicco-Tite faces a BC Supreme Court trial for five days in June.
FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — A man charged in Fort St. John with drugs and firearms offences will go on trial for five days in June.
Justin Daniel DiCicco-Tite faces a BC Supreme Court trial for possession for the purpose of trafficking, firearms possession and possession of stolen property.
During a scheduling hearing on February 2nd in Prince George, Justice Marguerite Church set the trial to begin during the week of June 15th.
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