Georgetown man sentenced for slashing judge’s tires
A Georgetown, P.E.I., man has been sentenced to twenty days in jail for slashing the tires of a decide’s automotive.
Jeff Clory was discovered responsible in November for slashing the entrance and rear driver’s aspect tires of a automotive which belonged to Decide Nancy Orr.
The sentence was presupposed to have been given in January, however P.E.I. Chief Provincial Court docket Decide Jeff Lantz delayed the proceedings on account of COVID-19.
Lantz handed down the sentence at a listening to in Charlottetown on Friday.
Clory, 47, was additionally sentenced to 18 months of probation and ordered to pay $343.75 in restitution.
Surveillance video displayed at trial in November confirmed that on Feb. 18, 2021, an individual carrying a helmet pulled up subsequent to Orr’s automotive on a snowmobile, leaned down on the entrance and rear of the car, after which drove away.
The automotive had been parked exterior Georgetown court docket whereas Orr was listening to instances.
Clory had a earlier conviction in 2019 for slashing automotive tires. The case had been heard by Orr.
He represented himself at court docket, and maintained his innocence all through the proceedings.
