A man has been sentenced to seven years in prison for a vicious attack on a Saskatoon wheelchair user.
The attack happened on July 30, 2017 when Justin James Crowe pulled Robert Carignan from his motorized wheelchair while he was walking his dog on Spadina Crescent.
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Carignan suffered a broken jaw, fractured skull, and lost a lot of blood in the brutal beating.
Crowe was arrested nearby and charged with attempted murder, uttering threats, and breach of a court order.
He pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of aggravated assault Tuesday in Saskatoon provincial court and sentenced to seven years less 582 days for time served.
-With files from Meaghan Craig
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