Community-based sentence revoked
Jesse William Woodcock, 20, of Fredericton, had been given conditional sentence of house arrest in rehab, but he left treatment facility and ran afoul from police again soon thereafter
A Fredericton man is serving the remainder of his community-based sentence behind bars after a judge ruled last week that his violations of a conditional-sentence order merited incarceration.
Jesse William Woodcock, 20, of Forest Hill Road, appeared in Fredericton provincial court by video from the Saint John Regional Correctional Centre on Thursday for a hearing on his breach of his conditional sentence.
He pleaded guilty earlier this year to theft of an iPhone on Nov. 20; unlawful entry at a vacant rental unit on Main Street on Nov. 27; property damage at the Ironwood Resource Centre, threats to security guards there, and breach of a police undertaking Feb. 6.
Judge Mary Jane Richards sentenced him in August to a six-month conditional sentence, to be served in the community under house arrest.
