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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1996 PAGE 13.
Man pleads guilty to several charges
A Clinton man is spending some
time in jail after pleading guilty to
several charges at March 20's
provincial court in Wingham.
Mark Keddy was charged with
two counts of defrauding the bank,
cruelty to animals, breach of proba-
tion and assault causing bodily
harm.
The second bank fraud had been
committed at the CIBC branch in
A man responsible for the shoot-
ing of his friend in a hunting acci-
dent in Morris Twp. last October
appeared before Judge Garry
Hunter in Wingham's provincial
court March 20 on a charge of care-
less use of a firearm.
Jose Ramao of London and the
victim were grouse hunting on
Conc. 2, Oct. 19. According to
Crown Attorney MacEwen Egener
the pair were walking down a
ravine when the gun accidentally
discharged. The pellets struck the
victim in his head and back. The
pellets didn't penetrate the scalp,
though some did lodge in the back
close to the spine, Egener said.
During the investigation police
Brussels on Feb. 12, when, accord-
ing to Crown Attorney MacEwen
Egener, the accused made three
separate deposits, totalling $1,000,
into an account he had opened in
Hensall. He then withdrew
$168.04.
It was later discovered that the
deposit envelopes were empty.
Kcddy only once disagreed with
discovered that Ramao had not had
the safety device engaged while
walking.
Defense Attorney Bob Shepherd
says Ramao and the victim both
have their FACs and arc licensed.
His client believed the safety was
engaged.
The victim's injuries were origi-
nally believed to be life-threaten-
ing, however he was in court with
the accused and though he is still
taking therapy, appears to have
recovered, Shepherd said.
Noting his client's remorse, Shep-
herd said a guilty plea had not been
made at the first court appearance
as the victim had been out of the
country. "(My client) felt terrible;
the evidence. When it was noted
that another had taken part in the
assault committed Oct. 20 in Clin-
ton, Keddy said the other person
had not "laid a hand" on the victim.
Keddy's record includes a break,
enter and theft from 1993, mischief
from June 1993, and young offend-
ers charges from 1990 and 1989.
Egener asked Judge Garry
Hunter to consider a minimum sen-
this was not just a co-worker, but a
close friend," said Shepherd adding
that police had received complete
co-operation and had noted in their
reports that Ramao's main concern
had not been for the trouble he was
in but for his friend.
"This was truly an accident
though perhaps one which could
have been avoided with greater
caution. There was certainly no
intention to do harm," said Shep-
herd.
Judge Hunter fined him $750 or
35 days. Ramao is prohibited from
possessing a firearm for five years.
He was given 60 days to turn his
guns over to someone with FAC or
the police would dispose of them.
tence of six months, plus probation
and restitution. Keddy was sen-
tenced to one month consecutive on
the breach charge, 30 days consec-
utive for cruelty to animals, 60
days for assault, one month consec-
utive for each of the bank frauds
A pre-sentence report is being
prepared for a Brussels-area man,
who pled guilty to two sex charges
in Wingham's provincial court last
Wednesday.
John Thomas Haig, RR5, Brus-
sels appeared before Judge Garry
Hunter on one charge of invitation
to sexual touching and one charge
of sexual assault. Both charges
involved minors, both males.
A Brussels-area man was fined
$500 for possession of stolen prop-
erty after appearing in Wingham's
provincial court, March 20.
Dennis Bright, RR 3, Brussels
pled guilty to the charge which was
laid following a police investiga-
tion on Feb. 4.
for a total of six months.
He has nine months following his
release to make restitution, in the
amount of $200 to the Royal Bank
in Clinton and $168.04 to the
CIBC.
He was also placed on probation.
whose identity is protected through
a publication ban.
Though his client admitted guilt,
defense counsel Mike Donnelly
said that Haig had "apparently been
drinking and has no recollection" of
the second incident which occurred
earlier this year.
Judge Hunter will hear the pre-
sentence report on May 15.
According to Crown Attorney
Dennis Egcner, Bright had pur-
chased a car battery, chemicals, oil,
head lamps, automotive fuses and
cough drops, valued in total at
approximately $220, which had
been stolen from several places.
Judge Garry Hunter gave Bright
90 days to pay the fine.
Judge fines hunter $750
Sex charges bring guilty plea
Man pays for buying stolen goods
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