Former OBAC accountant to obtain services of legal aid lawyer

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OSHAWA, Ont. — Former Owner-Operators’ Business Association of Canada (OBAC) accountant, Tony Leckie, appeared in an Oshawa court room for a second time yesterday to face charges of fraud over $5,000.

During his brief appearance it was announced Leckie would be seeking the assistance of a legal aid lawyer. His case was then remanded to Monday, Apr. 26, 2004.

When approached by Truck News, Leckie refused to comment on the case. He allegedly absconded with funds belonging to OBAC in September, 2002 just days after the association’s launch.

He is facing charges of fraud over $5,000.

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