First, Surrey resident Glenn Harley Sheck successfully fought to be sentenced to less than the three-year mandatory minimum after his conviction for carrying a loaded handgun into an Earl’s restaurant.
Now he wants to avoid going to jail altogether.
Sheck’s lawyer Neil Cobb argued in Surrey Provincial Court this week that charges against Sheck for stuffing a loaded Glock in his Louis Vuitton man-purse in November 2010 should be stayed because of unreasonable delays in ...
