US EditionMurderer who reportedly kissed prison manager allowed to return to minimum security
- The B.C. Supreme Court ordered Treyvonne Willis, a first-degree murderer, to return to minimum-security prison after his transfer to medium-security was challenged.
- Willis was moved to a medium-security prison after a guard reported him kissing a female correctional manager in a locked room.
- Justice Eric Gottardi stated that the transfer did not have a clear finding of fact regarding the kiss and noted the power imbalance in the situation.
- The court found the decisions to transfer Willis unreasonable and mandated his return to the minimum-security prison.
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Murderer who reportedly kissed prison manager allowed to return to minimum security
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Murderer who reportedly kissed prison manager allowed to return to minimum security – Energeticcity.ca
PORT COQUITLAM — The B.C. Supreme Court has ordered a first-degree murderer be moved back to a minimum-security prison after he challenged his transfer to a higher-security institution for allegedly kissing a staff member. The ruling posted this week says Treyvonne Willis was transferred from minimum-security William Head Institution on Vancouver Island to medium-security Mountain Institution in Agassiz, B.C., in February. It says Willis was mov…
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