Convicted killer receives 18 months probation for pair of Vancouver bank window-smashing sprees – BC | 24CA News

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Published 19.12.2022
Convicted killer receives 18 months probation for pair of Vancouver bank window-smashing sprees – BC | 24CA News

A convicted killer from Alberta has been sentenced to 18 months probation in reference to a pair of downtown Vancouver financial institution vandalism sprees.

Court information point out Curtis George McCallum, 48, pleaded responsible in Downtown Community Court on Dec. 12 to 2 counts of mischief to property over $5,000.


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McCallum was captured on video smashing the home windows of the identical TD financial institution department at Hastings and Abbott streets on the sting of Gastown twice in 5 weeks.

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The Court heard the harm from the Sept. 12 and Oct. 19 vandalism incidents is estimated at upwards of $300,000.

McCallum’s felony historical past dates again to 1992 in Edmonton.

In 2009, he was sentenced to 9 years in jail for manslaughter and aggravated assault within the Christmas Eve 2006 killing of his aunt and the stabbing of her common-law husband.


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McCallum was held underneath the Mental Health Act and ordered to bear a psychiatric evaluation when he appeared in court docket on Oct. 24.

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At the time, Crown, mentioned McCallum dedicated the expensive mischief as a result of “he doesn’t have shelter.”