Const. James Forcillo was granted full parole on Jan. 17 and must have no contact -- direct or indirect -- with the victim's family.

James Forcillo was reportedly granted day parole after serving 21 months of a six-year sentence for the attempted murder of Sammy Yatim.

Yatim died in hospital on July 27, 2013 after he was shot by a Toronto police officer and then tasered by another inside a TTC streetcar.

A lawyer representing Sgt. Dusan Pravica says the matter was resolved through mediation "to the satisfaction of the parties."

In a decision released on Thursday, the Supreme Court of Canada denied Const. James Forcillo leave to appeal his conviction and sentence.

Ontario’s Court of Appeal found Const. James Forcillo’s second round of shots was “clearly unnecessary and excessive.”

In 2016, a jury acquitted Forcillo of the more serious charge of second-degree murder related to the first volley of shots - which killed the teen - but found him guilty of attempted murder related to the second round.

A jury convicted Forcillo of attempted murder in 2016 and he was sentenced to six years in prison.

His lawyers said the appeal court's ruling marked a "very difficult day" for Forcillo.

Const. James Forcillo appeared in court Friday and is set to appear by video link on Jan. 12 to schedule a bail hearing on the charges, which were laid last week.