[chemgear]

From the CBC:

"It is really hard to comprehend the the scale of of these crimes.

What we received were Myles Sandersons parole documents and they paint a disturbing picture of an explosively violent offender whose criminal record started young. The documents outline 20 years of violence, 59 convictions of assault, assault with a weapon, uttering threats, assaulting a police officer, robbery and a long history of alcohol and drug abuse. It specifically mentions cocaine. And there is disturbing history of intimate partner violence. It also speaks of him as a perpetrator of intimate partner violence, forcing his way into his ex-girlfriends home, punching a hold in the bathroom door, frightening the children who were hiding there. Throwing a cement block at a woman's vehicle through the windshield. Kicking a police officer in the face, threatening to murder a band store employee. And in 2018 it details how he stabbed two men with a fork.

And even though while incarcerated he didn't follow the rules, he was transferred to a minimum security healing lodge. And although rated as highly likely to reoffend, he was granted release . . . and we know that in May he was unlawfully at large."