Child molestor welcomed back to community
ShepherdsDog @ Fri Feb 01, 2008 8:09 pm
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/manitoba/story ... amack.html
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A man convicted of sexual interference with his 12-year-old granddaughter was released this afternoon and welcomed back to his native community, despite a previous conviction for incest in the same community.
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The man, described as a "community elder," faced other charges involving other young girls, also his granddaughters, but those charges were dropped in an agreement between the Crown and defence.
The man was sentenced Friday to an 18-month jail term. But because he was given two-for-one credit for the nine months he has already spent in custody, he was released.
The man was sentenced Friday to an 18-month jail term. But because he was given two-for-one credit for the nine months he has already spent in custody, he was released.
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Judge Fred Sandhu and Crown counsel Mike Desautel agreed the man, who has previously served two years in prison for incest, continues to be a threat to young children
I can't be the only individual saying, 'WTF?!?'
kevlarman @ Fri Feb 01, 2008 8:13 pm
No shit! I bet if that guy had of been white they would have wanted his nuts on a cutting board. Aaaah... the double standards, I don't miss them at all about minorities.
kaetz @ Fri Feb 01, 2008 11:28 pm
can't open the source from here
can anybody copy/paste it for me into the thread please?
and no, Shep, you ain't the only one!
googleguru @ Sat Feb 02, 2008 4:27 am
Double standards FTL. ![[boxing]](./images/smilies/box2.gif "boxing")
RUEZ @ Sat Feb 02, 2008 5:05 am
This community cares more about the child molester than their own children. WTF?
ShepherdsDog @ Sat Feb 02, 2008 5:45 am
hmmm.... a certain poster, claiming to be native, is always talking about molesting children........I wonder......
kaetz @ Sat Feb 02, 2008 5:51 am
ShepherdsDog ShepherdsDog:
hmmm.... a certain poster, claiming to be native, is always talking about molesting children........I wonder......
he's an idiot! has always been and will always be!le him troll on and forget about him.
but can you please copy/paste the whole piece so that i could readt it? can't open in from the mainland
ShepherdsDog @ Sat Feb 02, 2008 6:32 am
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A man convicted of sexual interference with his 12-year-old granddaughter was released this afternoon and welcomed back to his native community, despite a previous conviction for incest in the same community.
The 58-year-old man, who cannot be named to protect the identity of his victims, was convicted of one count of sexual interference for luring his granddaughter to a junkyard on the Wasagamack First Nation and pulling her pants down.
No sexual touching took place, and he eventually took the girl back home, the Provincial Court heard.
The man, described as a "community elder," faced other charges involving other young girls, also his granddaughters, but those charges were dropped in an agreement between the Crown and defence.
The man was sentenced Friday to an 18-month jail term. But because he was given two-for-one credit for the nine months he has already spent in custody, he was released.
A letter submitted to the court by Wasagmack's chief and band council says the community supports the decision to have the man released and returned to the community of 1,120, located 471 kilometres northeast of Winnipeg.
Judge Fred Sandhu and Crown counsel Mike Desautel agreed the man, who has previously served two years in prison for incest, continues to be a threat to young children.
Sandhu called the case "very disturbing" and expressed concern for girls in the community.
"I hope there's someone keeping an eye on him," he said.
The man has been prohibited from having any contact with children under the age of 14, and barred from going anywhere children congregate, such as playgrounds and schools.
The 58-year-old man, who cannot be named to protect the identity of his victims, was convicted of one count of sexual interference for luring his granddaughter to a junkyard on the Wasagamack First Nation and pulling her pants down.
No sexual touching took place, and he eventually took the girl back home, the Provincial Court heard.
The man, described as a "community elder," faced other charges involving other young girls, also his granddaughters, but those charges were dropped in an agreement between the Crown and defence.
The man was sentenced Friday to an 18-month jail term. But because he was given two-for-one credit for the nine months he has already spent in custody, he was released.
A letter submitted to the court by Wasagmack's chief and band council says the community supports the decision to have the man released and returned to the community of 1,120, located 471 kilometres northeast of Winnipeg.
Judge Fred Sandhu and Crown counsel Mike Desautel agreed the man, who has previously served two years in prison for incest, continues to be a threat to young children.
Sandhu called the case "very disturbing" and expressed concern for girls in the community.
"I hope there's someone keeping an eye on him," he said.
The man has been prohibited from having any contact with children under the age of 14, and barred from going anywhere children congregate, such as playgrounds and schools.
Here's the article in its entirety.
kaetz @ Sat Feb 02, 2008 7:49 am
thnx Shep!
ehm... who's actually responsible for releasing the f*cktard? i mean, since the judge objected
mtbr @ Sat Feb 02, 2008 11:04 am
must be a "closed knit family" maybe they missed is incestual moments 