Elizabeth Jackson

The offender was sentenced for his participation in the G20 riots in Toronto, where he masked his face and engaged in a continuous pattern of vandalism, including attacking a marked police cruiser with a vulnerable officer inside.

The court emphasized general deterrence and denunciation, rejecting a conditional sentence.

The offender was sentenced to 10 months' incarceration, followed by two years of probation with conditions restricting his conduct at future protests.

The offender was sentenced following guilty pleas to certain charges and convictions after trial for offences arising from participation in the G20 demonstration in Toronto on June 26-27, 2010.

The offender engaged in a deliberate and extended pattern of property destruction, including attacking a marked police cruiser containing a uniformed officer, damaging a CBC media van, striking another police vehicle, and throwing an object at a business.

The offender was masked during most of the offences.

The court imposed a sentence of ten months incarceration, emphasizing general deterrence and denunciation as paramount sentencing principles, along with a weapons prohibition order, DNA order, and probation conditions.