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Swiftwolfe sentenced for manslaughter

One of two individuals accused in connection to an incident on Moosomin First Nation in February of last year has been sentenced for manslaughter. Troy Swiftwolfe entered a guilty plea to manslaughter in court Wednesday.
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One of two individuals accused in connection to an incident on Moosomin First Nation in February of last year has been sentenced for manslaughter.

Troy Swiftwolfe entered a guilty plea to manslaughter in court Wednesday.

Swiftwolfe was sentenced in Queen’s Bench Court, Battleford to a term of seven and a half years. He receives remand credit of one year, which means he will serve the remaining six and a half years in a federal penitentiary.

Details on the underlying facts of the case cannot be released, as a non-publication order has been issued in the case.

The case against co-accused Taryn Cote remains before the courts. His matters are due back in court next month.

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