KELOWNA – The courts have dealt with a man who pulled off an armed robbery in Kelowna last May.
Bradley Christopher Collingwood brandished a knife while demanding cash, cigarettes and lottery tickets from the clerk at a 7-11 convenience store on the corner of Bernard Avenue and Gordon Drive.
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Collingwood pleaded guilty to robbery.
The prosecutor stayed further charges of possessing stolen property, theft and possessing a weapon for a dangerous purpose.
Collingwood was sentenced to 573 days in jail, 17 months probation and must pay a Victim Surcharge fee of $200.
He is also is banned for life from possessing guns.
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