The man who was captured on camera in Abbotsford last year in a racially-charged video has been handed a two month conditional sentence with one year of probation.
Karry Corbett was filmed by an Abbotsford lawyer last October getting into an argument with a parking enforcement officer.
Outside of court today, Corbett said he was having a bad day when this incident occurred.
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Lawyer Ravi Duhra said he began filming when he became concerned about Cobertt’s behaviour towards the officer, but that’s when Cobertt’s attention turned to Duhra.
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In the video, Corbett is filmed throwing a litany of racist slurs at Duhra, calling him a “P*ki” and a “camel-riding motherf*****.”
He goes back to his truck and yells, “White power motherf*****” while beating on his chest.
In September, Corbett pleaded guilty to assault.
-With files from Matt Lee, CKNW
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