Dellen Millard has now twice been found guilty of first-degree murder, and received two life sentences, which means he could conceivably not be eligible to apply for parole until he is in his 80s. The Ministry of the Attorney General would offer no reason for proceeding with the third, first-degree murder prosecution, set to begin in March. In 2011, the Crown elected not to prosecute Toronto gang leader Tyshan Riley with two outstanding murder charges after he was convicted of first-degree murder and three attempted murders. “I never want to hear his name again,” Handlarksi tweeted on the weekend after hearing a jury convicted Millard in the Babcock slaying. “It seems to me that he’s (Millard) relishing the attention, it’s giving him a platform and a stage,” Handlarski said Monday, noting Millard was self-represented.

Source: thestar December 18, 2017 22:52 UTC