The offender was convicted of break and enter and armed robbery after a home invasion targeting a sex worker.
The Crown sought a sentence of 8 years and a Long-Term Offender (LTO) designation.
The court sentenced the offender to 7 years' imprisonment, granting 6.5 years of enhanced credit for harsh pre-sentence custody conditions, leaving 6 months to serve.
The court found the offender met the criteria for an LTO designation due to a substantial risk of violent reoffending and a reasonable possibility of eventual control in the community, imposing a 7-year long-term supervision order.
