Melbourne, Australia – A former Australian policeman avoided the prison term when he was convicted on Friday for killing a 95-year-old residence of the nursing home With a stun gun, in the outcome that disappointed a female family.
Kristian White was sentenced to 450 hours of service in the community and placed under the supervision of employees for the corrections for two years for murder.
“Mr. White made himself by what was any measure of a terrible mistake,” South Jarrison said, Justice Ian Harrison in the Supreme Court of the State South Wales.
Prosecutors referred to the prison term in the murder of Clarewent, Prabura who suffered dementia, but the judge said that such sentence was disproportionate.
“It’s … at the lower end of the seriousness of the crime that brings the wrong death,” Harrison said.
A The jury convicted white Last year, and he shot from the new Southern Police in South Wales in December. Faced a potential maximum penalty of 25 years in prison for murder.
The staff called the police in the nursing home in Cooma 17. May 2023. years, because he was now wandering through the walker building and held a steak knife.
White fired his taser in himself within a few minutes to face her. She fell and hit her head on the floor. She died in hospital a week later than uneven brain bleeding.
The judge said, “The position and confused 95-year-old woman did not really ask anything that could reasonably be described as a threat to any substance.”
Exterior Court, the victim’s son Michael Nowland expressed the disappointment of his family that White was not sent to jail.
“It was very disappointing for the family, because – well, a slap on the wrist for someone who killed our mother,” Son said. “It’s very hard to process that.”
In the letter now, the family now presented the court, whites gave their “sincere apology for my actions”.
“I deeply regret my actions and difficult consequences caused not only Mrs. Sadland, but also in your family and a larger community,” Bijelo wrote.
“I’m taking full responsibility for my actions. I felt and I still feel terrible because of what happened,” he added.
White didn’t talk to the media as he walked from Friday Sydney Court.
His lawyer Warwick Anderson told reporters outside the court, the couple was relieved that the White had to avoid prison.
“They will take their time and continue with their lives,” Anderson said.
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2025-03-28 06:24:00
