A B.C. man who committed a series of violent and degrading acts against his partner will not have a criminal record despite an appeal by the Crown.
A B.C. man who committed a series of violent and degrading acts against his partner has had a conditional discharge upheld after an appeal by the Crown.
Delgren hit the victim, pushed her against the wall, burned her leg with a cigarette, spat on her, threw a mug of water at her and struck or placed his hand in her vaginal area over her clothes. Provincial court Judge Patricia Stark sentenced Delgren to a conditional discharge, which means he will not have a criminal record, as well as a two-year period of probation.
He had been compliant with bail conditions for over a year and was willing to accept probationary terms aimed at his rehabilitation.
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