Abduction accused must remain in custody

A former Olympic champion accused of abducting her own child must remain temporarily in the custody of US marshals, a judge said today.

Abduction accused must remain in custody
Tue, 26 Dec, 2006 - 22:18

A former Olympic champion accused of abducting her own child must remain temporarily in the custody of US marshals, a judge said today.

Canadian biathlon star Myriam Bedard (aged 37), who won two Olympic gold medals in Lillehammer, Norway, in 1994, is accused of breaking a child-custody order by bringing her 12-year-old daughter to the US.

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CourtsVulnerable TeensPlace: Lillehammer, NorwayPlace: USPlace: BaltimorePlace: CanadaPlace: QuebecPlace: MarylandPlace: ColumbiaPlace: Quebec CityPlace: Quebec City, CanadaPlace: Jessup, MarylandPlace: Albertville, FrancePerson: Myriam BedardPerson: MagistratePerson: James BredarPerson: Kevin McCantsPerson: BedardPerson: McCantsPerson: MaudePerson: Jean PaquetPerson: BredarPerson: Assistant US AttorneyPerson: Philip JacksonPerson: PaquetPerson: John PepperPerson: Nima MazhariPerson: MazhariEvent: OlympicEvent: 1992 Winter OlympicsOrganisation: USOrganisation: US governmentOrganisation: US District CourtOrganisation: Royal Canadian Mounted PoliceOrganisation: US Marshals ServiceOrganisation: Capital Area Regional Fugitive Task ForceOrganisation: Howard County Detention Centre
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