Man accused of attempted murder in Sarnia’s Rainbow Park guilty instead of assault
Richard Hales, 33, of no fixed address, was arrested after Stewart James was stabbed in the neck on May 6 around 6:30 p.m. in Rainbow Park, police and court records said at the time. The stabbing took place just hours before Sarnia city council decided to hit pause on removing the encampment amid legal and human rights concerns.
Five reasons why Sarnia Rainbow Park stabbing resulted in assault conviction
Shortly before a Sarnia man first charged with attempted murder linked to a stabbing in the controversial Rainbow Park homeless camp was sentenced to nine months in jail for assault with a weapon, both lawyers explained to the judge how they arrived at the plea deal.
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