Judge goes easy on woman who attacked Ottawa senior couple so she can keep job with kids. Not even kidding.

[CdnFox]

 

Woman who injured Ottawa seniors gets conditional discharge | National Post

Defence lawyers noted it was her first time before the courts, and a criminal record would affect her employment in the public school system

 

Woman loses her temper, storms into someone's apartment and violently assaults them because she can't control her emotions. but we're giving her a reduced sentence so that she can continue to work with children.

Like......  how tho??? 

[SpankyMcFarland]

For those without access to the NP here’s a wee taste:

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An Ottawa judge has granted a conditional discharge for a woman who attacked her elderly neighbours in their home as they were sitting down to dinner, causing a deep gash to the man’s right forearm and extensive bruising to his wife’s right arm.

Manon Rail pleaded guilty in Ontario’s Superior Court of Justice to unlawfully entering the apartment of Margaret and Thomas Keogh. She knocked on their door on Oct. 12, 2022 and pushed her way into the couple’s home.

“She demanded the keys to the apartment that belonged to a previous tenant. When Margaret Keogh told her to leave, she refused and got physical with Mrs. Keogh before then pushing Thomas Keogh, who fell and sustained injuries to his arm which required an overnight stay at the hospital,” Justice Adriana Doyle wrote in a recent decision. “Ms. Rail then pushed Mrs. Keogh, took her purse, and fled. Ms. Keogh chased her down to retrieve her purse. Ms. Rail then left.”

The court heard Rail “was managing a rental apartment for a friend and that this happened after the tenants moved out.”

 

[CdnFox]

6 minutes ago, SpankyMcFarland said:

For those without access to the NP here’s a wee taste:

 

I didn't know that was a thing, i don't subscribe or anything, Thanks for doing that

here's an archive link for those who can't access. This link will work for everyone

Woman who injured Ottawa seniors gets conditional discharge | National Post