TORONTO - One of the four alleged ringleaders of riots that rocked downtown Toronto during last month's G20 summit is out on bail.
Amanda Hiscocks will live under house arrest at her sister's residence in Ottawa and will continue to make required court appearances in Toronto.
Justice of the peace Mark Conacher granted her bail Tuesday of $140,000.
Hiscocks faces charges of conspiracy to assault and obstruct police and mischief.
Hiscocks, Alex Hundert, Lea Henderson and Peter Hupperton are accused of having organizing roles in riots that caused damages worth thousands of dollars over the G20 weekend.
Police allege they are active members of the Southern Ontario Anarchist Resistance.
