Stanley Cup rioter remorseful over Good Samaritan attack, judge says

Law & Order | 206845 hits | Aug 15 9:38 pm | Posted by: Hyack

A Stanley Cup rioter, who was sentenced to eight months in jail for beating up a Good Samaritan, has shown remorse, a B.C. provincial court judge said today.

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by Jabberwalker
Fri Aug 16, 2013 7:46 pm
This guy should be beaten by an angry mob, then thrown to the ground and trampled as punishment.
by BartSimpson
Fri Aug 16, 2013 7:48 pm
On Thursday, Judge St. Pierre said he took into account previous sentences for others involved in the Good Samaritan beating, as well as Mahoney's remorse and the fact that he was a skilled young ironworker.

WTF does being an ironworker have to do with a reduced sentence?
by EyeBrock
Fri Aug 16, 2013 7:55 pm
"BartSimpson" said
On Thursday, Judge St. Pierre said he took into account previous sentences for others involved in the Good Samaritan beating, as well as Mahoney's remorse and the fact that he was a skilled young ironworker.

WTF does being an ironworker have to do with a reduced sentence?

Any excuse for our limp-wristed and anti-authority judiciary.

You should pop into a court for a few hours next time you are North. It's a disgrace what happens daily in our courts.
by Hyack
Fri Aug 16, 2013 9:32 pm
"EyeBrock" said

Any excuse for our limp-wristed and anti-authority judiciary.

You should pop into a court for a few hours next time you are North. It's a disgrace what happens daily in our courts.

Isn't that the very, very sad truth....Canada's coddled convicts....

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