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Violent Aldergrove Sex Offender Must Remain in Halfway House: Parole Board
The board said Abrosimo remains a high risk to reoffend and has no alternatives to mandatory residency.
- The Parole Board of Canada has ordered Brian Abrosimo to remain in a supervised halfway house for one year, extending his mandatory residency to manage his assessed risk to the public.
- Brian Abrosimo was sentenced in 2006 to 14 years for sexual assault, kidnapping, and unlawful confinement; one victim was an 11-year-old Aldergrove girl.
- Starting this spring, Abrosimo's behaviour was "off baseline," prompting officials to demand urine samples. After refusing tests in August and admitting to cocaine use, he was briefly returned to prison.
- The Parole Board noted Abrosimo will "always need a level of structured assistance and support" according to the last psychological risk assessment. There are no alternatives to mandatory residency to manage his risk level.
- Abrosimo is currently under a 10-year Long Term Supervision Order that will expire in 2030 when he is 67 years old, requiring nightly returns to the facility.
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