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A harassment trial came to an abrupt halt Friday following a guilty plea by a Charlottetown vice-principal.
Gregory Campbell, 50, pleaded guilty to a criminal harassment charge of repeatedly following the victim.
Campbell pleaded guilty on the first day of his trial Wednesday to a second criminal harassment charge that dealt with repeatedly communicating with the victim.
The Crown stayed a breach of undertaking charge Friday.
Provincial court Judge John Douglas granted the Crown’s request Friday to ban the publication of any information that would identify the victim.
Douglas ordered a pre-sentence report be prepared for a sentencing hearing on March 8.
