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Originally Posted by spyker (Post 7949225)

No he'll have to do minimum half the time he got sentenced with before he is even eligible for parole,that's if he behaves himself inside.

There is no such thing as only doing a month in jail if you get sentenced to 17 months.If that's the case,the guy that got a month in jail for his sentence,he only has to do 48 hours and he's out?

Parole Board of Canada (PBC)- Types of release

re: day parole; re: uta

doesn't mean he'll get out but he's eligible

Spoiler!

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Originally Posted by Gh0stRider (Post 7948567)

They are either accused of taking part in last year's Stanley Cup riot, or have admitted their role...

Here is a list of who they are, what they are charged with, and what stage of BC's criminal justice system they are at (as of June 15, 2012.)

Samia Ahmed, 18-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot, and two counts of break and enter.
Back in court in June 2012.

Emmanuel Alviar, 20-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot, and two counts of mischief.
PLEADED GUILTY & SENTENCED to 1 month in jail, 16 months probation and 150 hours community service.

Dustin Anderson, 21-year-old from Burnaby.
Charged with participating in a riot and assault.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY, back in court in June 2012.

Michael Anderson, 21-year-old from Maple Ridge.
Charged with participating in a riot, mischief over $5000, and mischief under $5000.
Back in court in June 2012.

Chelsea Andrews, 18-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot and break and enter.
Back in court in June 2012.

Arian Anwari, 18-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot, carrying a weapon/baton, for dangerous purpose, and mischief.
Back in court June 2012.

Tanner Bedow, 25-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot, break and enter, and assault.
Back in court in June 2012.

Fernando Bernabe, 20-year-old from Burnaby.
Charged with participating in a riot, and two counts of mischief.
PLEADED GUILTY, pre-sentencing report due November 2012.

Harkamal Bhullar, 18-year-old from Richmond.
Charged with participating in a riot, and two counts of mischief.
In court June 2012.

Michael Bosa, 20-year-old from Burnaby.
Charged with participating in a riot, and mischief.
Back in court in August 2012.

Oliver Burke, 28-year-old from Vancouver
Charged with participating in a riot, and break and enter.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY, trial set for March 2013.

Sean Burkett, 18-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot, and mischief.
PLEADED GUILTY, pre-sentencing report due July 2012.

Camille Cacnio, 21-year-old from Richmond.
Charged with participating in a riot, and break and enter.
PLEADED GUILTY, pre-sentencing report due June 2012.

Johnny Chou, 19-year-old from Burnaby.
Charged with participating in a riot and two counts of break and enter.
Back in court in July 2012.

Andrew Comber, 37-year-old from Salmon Arm.
Charged with participating in a riot, mischief and arson.
Back in court July 2012.

Matthew Cottrell, 23-year-old from North Vancouver.
Charged with participating in a riot, and break and enter.
PLEADED GUILTY, pre-sentencing report due January 2013.

Spencer Cox, 18-year-old from Burnaby.
Charged with participating in a riot, mischief, and arson.
Back in court June 2012.

Andrew Cuthbert, 20-year-old from Maple Ridge.
Charged with participating in a riot, two counts of mischief, and arson.
Back in court June 2012.

Ryan Dickinson, 20-year-old from Coquitlam.
Charged with participating in a riot, mischief over $5000, and two counts of breach of undertaking.
PLEADED GUILTY & SENTENCED to 17 months in jail, 2 years probation, and he must receive counselling.

Richard Dorosh, 18-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot, and break and enter.
PLEADED GUILTY, pre-sentencing report due in August 2012.

Christian Dougherty, 19-year-old from Prince George.
Charged with participating in a riot, mischief.
Back in court in July 2012.

Juliean Eiers, 19-year-old from North Vancouver.
Charged with participating in a riot, and break and enter.
Back in court in June 2012.

Connor Epp, 20-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot and mischief.
PLEADED GUILTY to participating in riot, report due in August.

Brandon Foster, 19-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot, break and enter, and possession of stolen property.
Back in court July 2012.

Armando Garcia, 19-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot and assault.
Back in court June 2012.

Todd Gartland, 22-year-old from North Vancouver.
Charged with participating in a riot, and break and enter.
Back in court in July 2012.

Sukjiwan Grewal, 18-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot, and two counts of mischief.
Back in court in June 2012.

Walingang Grueso-Ledesma, 38-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot, and two counts of break and enter.
Back in court in June 2012.

James Ha, 21-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot, and break and enter.
Back in court in July 2012.

Ariel Harrison, 19-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot and mischief.
Back in court in July 2012.

Eric Hodson, 18-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot, and mischief.
Back in court June 2012.

Jordon Houde, 18-year-old from Maple Ridge.
Charged with participating in a riot and two counts of mischief.
Back in court June 2012.

Kristjan Johanson, 20-year-old from Vancouver.
CHARGES STAYED.

Kelly Johnson, 20-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot and two counts of mischief.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY, trial set for April 2013.

Patrick Judge, 25-year-old from Port Moody.
Charged with participating in a riot, break and enter, and two counts of mischief.
In court in June 2012.

Lincoln Kennedy-Williams, 21 year-old from Delta.
Charged with participating in a riot, arson and mischief.
PLEADED GUILTY, sentencing set for September 2012.

Omar Khamani, 26-year-old from Vancouver.
Charged with participating in a riot, and break and enter.
Back in court July 2012.

Mustafa Khan, 19-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot, and break and enter.
Back in court in July 2012.

Rag Gu Kim, 19-year-old from Kelowna.
Charged with participating in a riot, two counts of mischief over $5000, and arson.
Back in court in July 2012.

Spencer Kirkwood, 25-year-old from Vancouver.
Charged with participating in a riot, and mischief.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY, trial set for February 2013.

Vassili Kisselev, 20-year-old from Coquitlam.
Charged with participating in a riot, and break and enter.
Back in court in June 2012.

Roneil Kumar, 26-year-old from Richmond.
Charged with participating in a riot, and mischief.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY, back in court June 2012.

Timothy Kwong, 30-year-old from Burnaby.
Charged with participating in a riot, and arson.
PLEADED GUILTY, pre-sentencing report due November 2012.

Sophie Laboissoniere, 20-year-old from Richmond.
Charged with participating in a riot, and break and enter.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY, trial set for April 2013.

Sage Laboucan, 22-year-old from Vancouver.
Charged with participating in a riot.
Back in court in June 2012.

Timothy Lau, 21-year-old from Comox.
Charged with participating in a riot, two counts of break and enter, and six counts of mischief.
PLEADED GUILTY, pre-sentencing report due August 2012.

Matthew Lennox, 24-year-old from Vancouver.
Charged with participating in a riot, and break and enter.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY, trial set for May 2013.

Nigel Li, 19-year-old from Vancouver.
Charged with participating in a riot, and break and enter.
WARRANT ISSUED.

Dylan Long, 19-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot, break and enter and mischief.
PLEADED GUILTY, pre-sentencing report due September 2012.

Richard MacMillan, 26-year-old from Vancouver.
Charged with participating in a riot, and break and enter.
Back in court in July 2012.

Christopher Moewes, 24-year-old from Richmond.
Charged with participating in a riot, and break and enter.
In court June 2012.

Mobeen Mohammed, 33-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot, and break and enter.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY, trial set for March 2013.

Richard Olson, 33-year-old from Vancouver.
Charged with participating in a riot, and break and enter.
Back in court in June 2012.

Willmar Ovando-Renderos, 24-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot, break and enter, and disguise with intent.
Back in court in June 2012.

Eric Palmer, 26-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot, and break and enter.
Back in court in June 2012.

Jacob Pateman, 18-year-old from North Vancouver.
Charged with participating in a riot, break and enter.
PLEADED GUILTY, pre-sentencing report due August 2012.

Luke Patillo, 20-year-old from Abbotsford.
Charged with participating in a riot, mischief over $5000, and two counts of break and enter.
Back in court in June 2012.

Alexander Peepre, 20-year-old from Vancouver.
Charged with participating in a riot, mischief and assault.
PLEADED GUILTY, pre-sentencing report due in July 2012.

Alexander Pennington, 21-year-old from Burnaby.
Charged with participating in a riot, break and enter.
PLEADED GUILTY, pre-sentencing report due in September 2012.

Bradley Peters, 20-year-old from Mission.
Charged with participating in a riot, and three counts of mischief.
Back in court in June 2012.

Joshua Pharand, 19-year-old from Chilliwack.
Charged with participating in a riot, and two counts of mischief.
Back in court in July 2012.

Jeffrey Post, 20-year-old from Maple Ridge.
Charged with participating in a riot, and mischief.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY, trial set for June 2013.

Alicia Price, 22-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot, mischief, and arson.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY, trial set for September 2013.

Brian Roberts-McCue, 19-year-old from New Westminster.
Charged with participating in a riot, and two counts of mischief.
Back in court in June 2012.

Rajinder Sandhu, 23-year-old from Richmond.
Charged with participating in a riot, and three counts of mischief.
In court in July.

John Sawicki, 19-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot, two counts of arson, and mischief over $5000.
PLEADED GUILTY, pre-sentencing report due September 2012.

Dakota Schlag, 20-year-old from Vancouver.
Charged with participating in a riot, and mischief.
Has not appeared in court.

Matthew Schulz, 19-year-old from Burnaby.
Charged with participating in a riot, two counts of mischief over $5000, and theft under $5000.
Back in court in July 2012.

Robert Snelgrove, 25-year-old from Vancouver.
Charged with participating in a riot, and break and enter.
PLEADED GUILTY, pre-sentencing report due for July 2012.

Jamil Sunderji, 25-year-old from Richmond.
Charged with participating in a riot, and mischief over $5000.
Back in court in June 2012.

Brydon Turner, 19-year-old from Delta.
Charged with participating in a riot, and two counts of mischief.
Back in court in July 2012.

Jerry Wernicke, 28-year-old from Vancouver.
Charged with participating in a riot and mischief.
Back in court in June 2012.

Jensen White, 21-year-old from Seattle.
Charged with participating in a riot, and mischief.
WARRANT ISSUED.

Brandon Wise, 18-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot and assault.
Back in court in June 2012.

Jonathan Wong, 18-year-old from Richmond.
Charged with participating in a riot and break and enter.
Back in court in June 2012.

Jefferey Xiao, 20-year-old from Richmond.
Charged with participating in a riot and break and enter.
Back in court in June 2012.

Sean Yates, 22-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with participating in a riot, and assaulting a police officer.
PLEADED GUILTY, pre-sentencing report due in July 2012.

Duncan Yee, 20-year-old from Surrey.
Charged with disguise with intent, and break and enter.
Back in court in June 2012.

Anthony Zerr, 18-year-old from Vancouver.
Charged with participating in a riot, break and enter.
Back in court in July 2012.

Note: Sixteen youth have been charged with riot-related offences. Three have PLEADED GUILTY. One has PLEADED NOT GUILTY, and is awaiting trial.

I just had a look through the list. Where's Nathan Kotylak?

He was a youth when the riots took place. Count him among the "16 youths"

Crown wants 2 month jail sentence for Camille Cacnio

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The sentencing hearing for a UBC student who admitted her role in last year's Stanley Cup riot, has been postponed.

But it appears the Crown wants Camille Cacnio to spend some time behind bars.

She was caught on camera stealing a pair of men's tuxedo pants, and was soon fired from her job at Burrard Acura.

Then her online apology was criticized because many felt she was making excuses.

Now, CKNW has learned the Crown wants one of the most recognizable rioters to spend 2-months in jail.

21-year-old Cacnio pleaded guilty to participating in a riot-and-break and enter.

Earlier this month, 20-year-old Emmanuel Alviar was given a 1-month sentence for his role in the riot, which lasted over several hours.

Crown wanted him to go to jail for four months.

Source: Local News Story

^I don't know......... part of me says, good, but part of me says, it's a little harsh for a girl who isn't a hard core criminal. I kind of feel sorry for her. Community service time? I think she has learned her lesson. No need to completely destroy her life. Just my opinion.

The courts should make an example of some of the others who have a history of being drunken, disorderly hoodlums. What about that jerkface who rioted at the Vancouver Olympics? Obiki or whatever he calls himself. That guy should be neutered and raped multiple times in prison.

Blind justice. Do the crime do the time. I don't think you should handpick leniency based on her being female and not having a prior record. I know that sounds harsh and we should look to restorative justice, but there has to be a precedent.

I don't buy this "got caught up" in the moment nonesense. If I was there, I would have felt so embarrassed that people were doing this. You give people an inch (public squares to watch games outside) they take a mile (being drunk in public and rioting).

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Originally Posted by MR_BIGGS (Post 7953814)

I know what you mean by being embarrassed. I had friends who were downtown that night and they left just after it started. They didn't want to even be associated with the crowd.

As for the leniency, I think any is bullshit. You broke shit or stole from broken shops? You should be getting the allotted time anyone else would be given.

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Originally Posted by MG1 (Post 7953805)

I thought about this too but then again, I just re-read her original apology and how it was filled with excuses and qualifiers.

Blazing Cat Fur: The Amazing Unedited Apology Of Vancouver Rioter Camille Cacnio

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Originally Posted by dru (Post 7953578)

Crown wants 2 month jail sentence for Camille Cacnio

Source: Local News Story

I wonder if she would have had a lesser sentence if she had pleaded not guilty and gone to trial.

Doubtful because of all the evidence. She would probably get a tougher sentence if she pleaded not guilty.

Then make her pay - dollars.

Prison time doesn't solve anything. Leave that for murderers, rapists, child molesters, and wife beaters.

Being in prison costs taxpayers money.......... have her work at Habitat for Humanity, the Sally Ann, clean up the streets, whatever..........

It does. Jail time is a deterrent that signals to people that what the rioters did is contrary to what society wants. If she is given a slap on the wrist then people won't truly be scared of rioting because they know the consequences aren't that bad.

It's telling people that if you don't want to go to jail don't riot.

Riot and you have to pay $100,000 sounds pretty good to me.

But then again, 2 months of some real prison sounds pretty good too. I don't know how scary Canadian jail is but it probably isn't friendly.

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Originally Posted by Ronin (Post 7954556)

Yeah, and I'm sure doubly so for a girl that tried to save the trees that night.

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Originally Posted by Ronin (Post 7954556)

What this says is that rich people can do what they want... Not very fair to everyone. Jail time is the equalizer.

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A man caught on tape during the Stanley Cup riot will not serve any time in jail.

Read it on Global News: Global BC | Stanley Cup rioter caught on tape avoids jail time

Global BC | Stanley Cup rioter caught on tape avoids jail time

disappointed in the light sentence

Anyone know what the difference was in his case? Underage at the time or something?

Camille's fate: 'no jail time'

No jail time for Stanley Cup rioter - News1130

VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) - A UBC graduate who looted during the Stanley Cup riot has been sentenced, but will not serve any jail time.

Camille Cacnio of Richmond stole two pairs of size 42 men's tuxedo pants and a tie during the riot. The 23-year-old has been given two years of probation and will have to abide by a one-year curfew. She will also have to complete 150 hours of community service.

The judge in the case ruled Cacnios' limited participation and public vilification by the news media and social media have had a greater punishing effect.

Cacnio wrote a blog explaining her actions in the days after the riot. But in light of more negative reaction, she replaced it with an apology.

The court heard she was harassed at her UBC classes by other students. She's been fired from a total of three jobs.

Crown had been asking for 15 to 30 days to be served in jail on weekends while the defence sought a conditional discharge.

I think that that sentence is fair. She's had enough punishment and I'm sure she's learned her lesson.

Yeah, I'm okay with that decision. Month in jail would've been a cherry on top but it's a fair deal.

was just going to post

in all honesty that sentence is rather steep/harsh for what someone would typically get
not to mention she's already been vilified by her own community and lost her job etc etc

^ agreed, no reason for her to have to be in jail. she didn't assault anyone and she has already gotten enough punishment.