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Originally Posted by Wormius

Convicted of what? Assaults? Shoplifting?Nobody is going to lock somebody up and not parole them if it’s for some petty prior convictions. The fact that the previous crimes weren’t divulged is telling. Just trying to amp up the “fire the horrible parole board, Canada is a joke!” angst.

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But his parole records recount almost two decades of crime, as well as drug and alcohol abuse, and associations with gang members, pimps and drug dealers.

His most recent convictions were for assault, assault with a weapon, assaulting a police officer, uttering threats, mischief and robbery.

According to parole records obtained by Global News, in July 2017, Sanderson showed up at his ex-girlfriend’s house and “acted in a threatening manner, made comments about a gang, and damaged property.”

While the children hid in a bathtub, he punched a hole in the bathroom door before going outside and throwing a cement block through the side window of a car. He had fled before the police arrived.

Days later, during an argument with an employee at a “First Nations band store,” Sanderson “tried to fight the victim, and then threatened to murder him and burn down his parents’ house.” Again, police could not find him.

In November 2017, he threatened an accomplice, hitting him in the head with a firearm and stomping on his head. He then made the accomplice rob a fast food restaurant with a firearm, his parole records indicate.

The following April, while drinking at a home, he stabbed two men with a fork. He then went outside and beat a victim who lost consciousness in a ditch. Sanderson returned to the home and kicked in the door.

He was finally arrested in June 2018, after telling police they would have to shoot him. As he was being put into a police car, he kicked an officer in the face and head repeatedly, the parole board wrote.

In February 2021, he was transferred to a healing lodge. He was freed in August 2021 on statutory release.