Richard Joseph Arsenault appeared before Chief Judge Nancy Orr in provincial court in Charlottetown after previously pleading guilty to four break and enters, possession of stolen property and wearing a mask while committing an offence.
In sentencing Arsenault to nine years in prison, Orr followed a joint recommendation from the Crown and defence.
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She gave Arsenault credit of six months for time spent in custody since his arrest in August.
Orr ordered more than $45,000 the police seized from Arsenault’s home forfeited.
Of that amount, more than $4,150 will go to the victims.
More details to come later online and in our print and e-editions.
Richard Joseph Arsenault appeared before Chief Judge Nancy Orr in provincial court in Charlottetown after previously pleading guilty to four break and enters, possession of stolen property and wearing a mask while committing an offence.
In sentencing Arsenault to nine years in prison, Orr followed a joint recommendation from the Crown and defence.
RELATED: Screencutter suddenly changes plea in P.E.I. court
She gave Arsenault credit of six months for time spent in custody since his arrest in August.
Orr ordered more than $45,000 the police seized from Arsenault’s home forfeited.
Of that amount, more than $4,150 will go to the victims.
More details to come later online and in our print and e-editions.
