11.10.11

A 32-year-old man, whose attorney-at-law noted that he had no criminal record prior to this year, managed to pile a diverse assortment of crimes over eight months that was good enough to acquire a 72-day jail sentence.

That's on top of 48 days Gordon Storms all in in custody before he pleaded guilty to assaulting his partner of seven years in January and afterwards resisting arrest by Kingston Police; two thefts committed three months excluding in May and August; defrauding the Bank of Montreal in April; unmindful driving, in contravention of the Highway Traffic Act in August and later on obstructing police in their investigation; plus violating conditions of bail that hinder him communicating with the woman he assaulted and required him to keep the peace.

Kingston's Ontario Court of Rightfulness heard that Storms was initially arrested following the Jan. 17 strike on his spouse.

Assistant Crown attorney Andrew Scott said police officers who later investigated the incident were told the woman became responsible after Storms took some of her prescription pills to fall asleep.

Source: The Kingston Whig-Standard

08.10.11

A 22-year-old, charged with violating a probation acclimate that restricted him to drinking alcohol in the presence of adult people members and required that he "make all reasonable efforts" to abstain, failed to persuade a judge that two Kingston Police officers were confused about what he'd told them one blackness last November.

As a result, the Ontario Court of Justice gave Justin Butler a new 12-month probation with the aim and ordered him to perform 40 hours of community usage work. He was also told to co-operate with any assessment and counselling his probation governor deems appropriate and Justice J. Peter Coulson ordered him to abstain from fire-water absolutely.

"No exceptions," Coulson told him. "Don't drink."

Butler was initially placed on probation for 12 months in inappropriate January 2010 following convictions for vandalism and violating bail.

Eleven months later, on Nov. 19, Const. Josh Conner and his cohort, Const. Brian Hanwell, arrested him and charged him with violating the moonshine clause attached to his order.

Source: The Kingston Whig-Standard

by Kasai, T., Usui, Y., Yoshioka, T., Yanagisawa, N., Takata, Y., Narui, K., Yamaguchi, T., Yamashina, A., Momomura, S.-i., for the JASV Investigators

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Correspondence to Takatoshi Kasai, MD, PhD, Rest Center, Toranomon Clinic; 2-2-2 Toranomon, Minato-Ku, Tokyo 105-8470, Japan. E-post

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