The court sentenced Michael Allan McIndoo for multiple offences including child luring, making and possessing child pornography, extortion, and breaches of a prohibition order.

The decision reviews the facts, aggravating and mitigating factors, the applicable legal principles, and comparable case law.

The court imposed a global sentence of 9.25 years, emphasizing denunciation, deterrence, and child protection, and made several ancillary orders including SOIRA, DNA, forfeiture, and non-communication orders.

Trevell Greene pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and assault causing bodily harm.

The aggravated assault stemmed from a home invasion robbery in which two individuals were shot multiple times.

The assault causing bodily harm occurred while in custody against another inmate.

The court balanced the sentencing objectives of denunciation, deterrence, and rehabilitation, taking into account the offender's youth, background of systemic anti-Black racism, and the unduly harsh conditions of his pre-sentence custody at the Toronto East Detention Centre.

A total sentence of eight years was imposed, with credit for pre-sentence custody, resulting in a remaining sentence of three years and eight months.

Awaleh Ismail Hassan pleaded guilty to possession of a loaded restricted firearm contrary to s. 95(1) of the Criminal Code, stemming from a shootout where his friend was killed and he was injured.

The Crown sought a sentence of three years and six months imprisonment, while the defence requested a suspended sentence or time served.

The court considered the paramount principles of denunciation and deterrence for gun-related crimes, alongside significant mitigating factors including the accused's guilty plea, remorse, difficult background, lack of relevant criminal record, family support, and the harsh conditions of his pre-sentence custody, including medical neglect and the impact of anti-Black racism.

The court sentenced Mr. Hassan to two years less one day imprisonment, with enhanced credit for pre-sentence custody, resulting in one additional day of imprisonment followed by two years probation.

Ancillary orders included a lifetime weapon prohibition and a DNA order.