A New Waterford man has been sentenced to serve a two-year jail sentence on charges including assault with a weapon. Richard James MacKinnon, 33, was also ...
STORY CONTINUES BELOW THESE SALTWIRE VIDEOSA New Waterford man has been sentenced to serve a two-year jail sentence on charges including assault with a weapon.
Among the conditions of his probation, MacKinnon is to refrain from alcohol and drugs not prescribed to him and is to have no contact with the victim in the case.Sentencing and trial date scheduled The motorcycle offence is alleged to have occurred in Baddeck while the other offences occurred in Sydney. Both sets of offences occurred in October 2022.
Fraser initially refused to stop for police but was arrested on the Beechmont Road. The male passenger was not injured.Probation imposed on fraud and theft charges; Cape Breton court report for Sept. 13, 2023A Glace Bay man is now scheduled to be sentenced in December on charges relating to counterfeit money.
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