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15 Years After Manslaughter Involuntarily, No Prison for Robbery Due to Indigenous Heritage

Summary by La Presse
A Montrealer who committed a robbery in 2023 received a simple three-year probation because of his credible rehabilitation and Aboriginal heritage. The Crown was asking for a prison sentence, since the man killed a 87-year-old lady in 2011 to steal her.

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15 Years After Manslaughter Involuntarily, No Prison for Robbery Due to Indigenous Heritage

A Montrealer who committed a robbery in 2023 received a simple three-year probation because of his credible rehabilitation and Aboriginal heritage. The Crown was asking for a prison sentence, since the man killed a 87-year-old lady in 2011 to steal her.

·Montreal, Canada
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La Presse broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Wednesday, January 7, 2026.
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