HALIFAX, N.S. — John Francis Dionne, who was declared a dangerous offender in Alberta in 2012, has been handed an indeterminate prison sentence by a Nova ...
Dangerous offender John Francis Dionne, 56, received an indeterminate prison sentence in Nova Scotia Supreme Court in Halifax on Friday. Dionne pleaded guilty in March 2021 to three counts of violating a long-term supervision order and four counts of breaching a peace bond. - Halifax Regional PoliceSaltWire's Atlantic regional weather forecast for September 26, 2023 | SaltWireHALIFAX, N.S.
That sentence, imposed in Alberta provincial court in September 2012, was for abducting a 10-year-old girl from a Calgary store and impersonating a police officer. Dionne, 56, pleaded guilty in March 2021 to breaching three different conditions of the long-term supervision order out of Alberta and four conditions of the Moncton peace bond.
Booking officers located a small contractor’s blade in Dionne’s wallet that met the definition of a weapon. Crown attorney Mark Heerema leaves Nova Scotia Supreme Court in Halifax after dangerous offender John Francis Dionne's sentencing hearing. Dionne received an indeterminate sentence for breaching the conditions of a long-term supervision order out of Alberta and a peace bond out of New Brunswick. - Steve Bruce
“At least one other sexual assault against a sex-trade worker was reduced to assault,” the Parole Board of Canada said in a 2019 decision. Dionne, in his testimony, insisted he is ready and motivated to turn his life around and deserves a second chance.
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