A Surrey man will spend just four more years in prison for a triple stabbing that left a woman dead and a toddler injured four years ago.
Harpreet Singh, 39, pleaded guilty to one count of manslaughter and two counts of aggravated assault over the attack that left his sister-in-law Baljit Kaur dead.
Singh was handed a 10-year sentence, but with credit for time served will only serve an additional four years and 15 days.
Singh, who holds dual Australian-Indian citizenship, was initially charged with second-degree murder.
Police were called to an incident of domestic violence in a townhouse complex near 66 Avenue and 127 Street in October 2020, where Kaur was found with stab wounds that ultimately proved fatal.
At a sentencing hearing last week, the court heard a two-year-old child and another man also suffered serious stab wounds.
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Crown prosecutors had sought a 12-year sentence, while Singh’s defence had argued for eight years.
After Singh serves his time, he is expected to be deported to Australia.
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