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Guilty plea to Lighthouse mischief, police assault

There have been guilty pleas in court in connection to a Jan. 5 incident at The Lighthouse Serving the Battlefords, a shelter for homeless in North Battleford. Sunrise Spyglass has pled guilty to mischief and to assaulting a peace officer.
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There have been guilty pleas in court in connection to a Jan. 5 incident at The Lighthouse Serving the Battlefords, a shelter for homeless in North Battleford.

Sunrise Spyglass has pled guilty to mischief and to assaulting a peace officer.

Judge Dan O’Hanlon handed down a sentence of six months incarceration, concurrent, on the two counts in provincial court. As well, a DNA order was made and a 10-year firearms prohibition was imposed; Spyglass is also banned from possessing prohibited weapons for life. A third count of resisting a police officer was stayed. 

According to the facts presented in North Battleford provincial court Tuesday, police were called to The Lighthouse, where Spyglass had caused a commotion in the kitchen yelling at people. He was arrested, but while entering the police vehicle Spyglass had kicked the police constable a number of times.

The accused was described as intoxicated with slurred speech and bloodshot eyes at the time of the incident. His criminal record includes several alcohol-related offences.

Spyglass made his initial court appearance Monday and entered the guilty pleas Tuesday in provincial court.

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