The offender was sentenced for multiple offences arising from a domestic confrontation and subsequent police pursuit, including assaults on three complainants (one causing bodily harm and permanent injury), breaches of release conditions, dangerous driving, failure to stop for police, assaulting a police officer with a motor vehicle, and operating a motor vehicle while over the legal alcohol limit.
The court emphasized denunciation and deterrence, particularly for intimate partner violence and the deliberate ramming of police vehicles during a high‑risk pursuit.
Mitigating factors included the offender’s guilty pleas to several counts, lack of a prior criminal record, expressions of remorse, and positive rehabilitative efforts following arrest.
Applying the totality principle, the court structured consecutive and concurrent sentences across multiple counts.
The global sentence was set at 30 months’ imprisonment, reduced to 27 months after credit for pre‑trial custody.