Case in shooting death adjourned for disclosure Poll Yes The case against a 30-year-old man charged in a shooting death in the city a year ago, has been delayed while defence waits to obtain more disclosure from the Crown’s office. Although defence has received details about the crime, defence told a judge Monday in Lethbridge provincial court there was still “outstanding disclosure” it hadn’t received, which would require another adjournment. The matter is now set to return to court March 22. During a hearing early in February, court was told the Crown and defence were preparing to have a preliminary inquiry, but first needed to schedule a pre-trial conference to find a suitable date for the inquiry, determine how much time would be required, and discuss trial issues. Counsel hoped to have the pre-trial conference and a date for the preliminary inquiry by the time the accused, Mohamud Omar Dhiblawe, returned to court later the same month, but the matter was simply adjourned again.