A southwest man charged with nearly a dozen offences after an alleged fuel theft led to the seizure of weapons, drugs, and a forged document is now set to be released from custody. 32-year-old Vincent Zeller appeared in Swift Current Provincial Court on Wednesday morning via video from the Regina Correctional Centre. The Pennant resident was represented by Scott Allen with Saskatchewan Legal Aid, who obtained the Crown's consent for his client's release on conditions, including a family member acting as surety and a $1,000 bail fee to be paid no later than five days after his release. He will be transported from Regina to Swift Current this Thursday, where he's scheduled to be released. Related Stories: Leader RCMP arrest suspects in fuel theft case Former local sentenced in 2025 cocaine bust, en route to federal prison Alleged homicide case adjourned for six months Zellar faces 10 charges Two counts of possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose One count of possession of a forged document One count of possession of psilocybin for the purpose of trafficking One count of unauthorized possession of a firearm One count of possession of a firearm when knowing possession unauthorized One count of possession of a prohibited device One count of careless storage of a firearm One count of possession of a firearm and ammunition in a motor vehicle One count of mischief under $5,000 Co-accused in the case, Lacey Mandel, remains in custody in Regina and is currently headed to a federal penitentiary after her sentencing on cocaine trafficking charges earlier this week. Mandel is scheduled to return to court on November 4.