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Man pleads guilty in La Ronge, Sask. armed robbery death

A man charged in the death of a La Ronge restaurant owner pleads guilty to manslaughter. TripAdvisor

One of four people charged in the death of a restaurant owner in northern Saskatchewan has pleaded guilty to manslaughter.

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Austin Bird, 18, entered the plea Monday in La Ronge provincial court.

READ MORE: La Ronge, Sask. restaurant owner’s death considered homicide after armed robbery

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Simon Grant, 64, was assaulted during an armed robbery at his restaurant, Louisiana’s Bar-B-Que, on April 15 and died in hospital two days later.

The Crown is seeking an eight-year sentence, while the defence is looking for five years.

Bird is to return to court on Oct. 12.

READ MORE: Fourth person charged in death of La Ronge, Sask. businessman

Three others — two boys, aged 14 and 17, and Mathew Nagy-Charles are also charged in Grant’s death.

Their cases are still before the courts.

 

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