Bus attacker to stay behind bars

By News Staff

Posted Sep 16, 2011 7:20 am.

This article is more than 5 years old.



An Edmonton man accused of attacking a Calgary bus driver will stay behind bars for a while.

The Calgary Sun reports the 25-year-old has been remanded and his case put over to September 26th so he can find a lawyer.

Mikkial Cardinal is charged with assault and causing a disturbance after a bus driver was punched in the face in June.  

The attack was caught on video.

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