The sentencing hearing for the mischief charges the Coutts Trio were found guilty of has been adjourned until late August. This is because Coutts Trio member Marco Van Huigenbos opted not to meet with a probation officer to create a pre-sentencing report (PSR). “I spoke with Marco Van Huigenbos afterwards, and he explained to me why,” said Rebel News reporter Robert Kraychik in a Monday video. “He has already spoken with [Coutts Trio members Alex] Van Herk and [George] Janzen and gotten a sense of the questions that were asked of these two men by the probation officer in order to create this PSR.”.The questions included requesting Van Herk and Janzen reveal their politics, philosophies, and religious beliefs. In response, Van Huigenbos said he felt he did not have to provide these answers. By declining to meet with the probation officer, he said it could lead to coercion to get him to. The final date for the sentencing hearing has been scheduled for late September. Kraychik concluded by saying conviction for these crimes can include community service and fines. “It can even include jail time,” said Kraychik. A jury in a Lethbridge courtroom found the Coutts Trio guilty of mischief in April. READ MORE: Coutts 3 found guilty of mischiefIn 2022, Van Huigenbos, Van Herk, and Janzen were charged with mischief over $5,000 by the RCMP, who suggested they were key participants of the Coutts Border Blockade."A feeling of thankfulness and peace that comes from above,” said Van Huigenbos.