Woman gets 5 years for role in fatal Prince Albert B&E
A Prince Albert judge sentenced a woman who was involved in a break and enter that resulted in a man’s stabbing death to five years in prison on Thursday morning.
Tasia Natewayes, 29, was found guilty of break and enter with intent to commit an indictable offence in April, in relation to the 2012 home invasion that led to the killing of Dakota Nayneecassum, 18. She will serve four years and four months, due to time already spent in custody.
Natewayes’ supporters, including her mother and aunt, wiped away tears as Justice A.R. Rothery said a community sentence is not possible.
Her lawyer, Peter Abrametz had argued earlier this month that she is eligible for a community sentence if the judge found that the “indictable offence” being referred to did not involve a serious personal injury.