Earlier this week, Steven Pirko was charged with carrying concealed brass knuckles and carrying a knife outside of his home, in breach of his probation conditions.
Less than three months after he was sentenced to time served for a 2014 killing in Rutland and released from custody, Steven Pirko is back behind bars.
Earlier this week, Pirko was charged with carrying concealed brass knuckles and carrying a knife outside of his home, in breach of his probation conditions. Pirko had been out of jail since July 6, when he was sentenced to time served on the previous manslaughter conviction. Prior to that he had been in custody since his previous arrest in 2016.
Pirko and Dyck had never met Ausman before, but words were exchanged, the pair ran over to Ausman and a fight between Ausman and Dyck broke out. But four years later, the BC Court of Appeal overturned the conviction, ruling that Justice Allan Betton’s instructions to the jury were “so confusing as to amount to error in law.”
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