The offender was convicted of 17 offences, including criminal harassment, uttering death threats, and extortion against his former common-law partner's family.
The Crown applied to have him designated a Dangerous Offender.
The court found that the predicate offences were serious personal injury offences and that the offender's conduct demonstrated a pattern of repetitive and persistent aggressive behaviour, showing a failure to restrain himself and a substantial degree of indifference to the consequences.
The court designated the offender a Dangerous Offender and, finding that a lesser sentence would not adequately protect the public due to his high risk of reoffending and poor treatability for Delusional Disorder and Antisocial Personality Disorder, imposed an indeterminate sentence.
