Overview
- Jamie Bacon completed his sentence for conspiracy in the 2007 Surrey Six case and is now living in Edmonton under a curfew and court‑ordered conditions.
- Edmonton police and Alberta provincial corrections are monitoring him under a peace bond, which is a court order used when someone is seen as a possible risk after release.
- Correctional Service Canada said it cannot set conditions once a sentence ends, so police sought the Section 810 peace bond to impose limits and track his movements.
- Parole officials had earlier refused statutory release in 2024 and upheld detention in January 2026, citing a November 2025 assessment that called him a high risk for violence.
- Eileen Mohan, whose son Christopher was one of two bystanders killed, condemned the plea deal and release, reviving debate over reduced charges, time‑served credits, and community safety in high‑profile gang cases.