Man involved in stabbing of a stranger at Tim Hortons gets 3 year sentence
Darpan News Desk Vancouver Police, 15 Jun, 2022 01:23 PM
Vancouver – A Vancouver man pleaded guilty and was sentenced to jail this week following a random and unprovoked stabbing at a downtown Vancouver coffee shop.
David Morin, 28, pleaded guilty Tuesday to aggravated assault and received a three-year sentence in relation to the January 22 stabbing of a stranger inside the Tim Hortons at Harbour Centre.
Morin, who fled following the assault, was identified and arrested after Vancouver Police released security video and appealed to the public for help.
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