Arlan Galbraith to stay in jail till March sentencing
The man convicted of fraud in the Pigeon King case will remain behind bars through the winter.
Arlan Galbraith was in court today, after he was found guilty last week of one count of fraud over $5000, and two Bankruptcy Act charges.
Galbraith was ordered to remain in custody until his sentencing hearing in March.
Farmers across North America, including many local farmers lost a combined $20-million on the pigeon breeding business that collapsed in 2008.

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