Cory Jarock was found deceased on the driveway of a home in the Tunnacliffe Heights neighbourhood of Invermere on April 3rd, 2012.
Cranbrook Daily Townsman
Brian Panebianco has been placed on house arrest in Windermere pending his trial on manslaughter,
assault, robbery and criminal negligence charges.
The Radium man charged in the April 2012 death of Cory Jarock in Invermere has been released on bail.
Brian Thomas Panebianco, 24, was arrested in July and charged with manslaughter, criminal negligence causing death, robbery, assault causing bodily harm, and breach of undertaking.
He has been in custody in a Fraser Valley prison since his arrest, and on Wednesday, February 6th, his defence counsel Greg Sawchuk successfully argued for his release.
Crown counsel Lynall Doerksen outlined the case against Panebianco before Judge Ron Webb, but those details cannot be published until the case comes to trial.
Panebianco was released on a $2,000
recognizance to reside under house arrest with his stepfather in Windermere. He is allowed to leave the property to travel to and from work, to travel to Cranbrook to meet with legal counsel, and for three hours on Saturdays to attend to personal matters. He is not permitted to consume alcohol or non-prescribed drugs, and he cannot have any contact with the witnesses in the case. Cory Jarock was found deceased on the driveway of a home in the Tunnacliffe Heights neighbourhood of Invermere on April 3rd, 2012.
Panebianco will next appear in Invermere
Provincial Court on March 11th, 2013.
