REGINA – Just one week after being sentenced to eight years in jail for his part in a violent break and enter, William Noname was back in court Friday to face additional charges.
The 33-year-old’s original sentence stems from a violent home invasion on Bauermeister Street in May, 2012.
One of the victims was shot in the leg in that incident.
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On Friday, Noname plead guilty to charges related to another break and enter on August 16, 2015 on Garnet Street.
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In court it was revealed officers caught Noname in the act this time. Noname kept putting his hands in his pockets, leading officers to conduct a pat-down, where they found a pair of brass-knuckles.
The officers asked Noname who he was and he lied about his identity, calling himself Gabriel. The police officer questioned that, as Noname was tattooed on the suspect’s arm. He was eventually positively identified.
Today, the accused pled guilty to charges relating to that break and enter and was sentenced to an additional 60 days in jail.
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