A Sarnia Man has been sentenced to More Than a Year in Jail for A Slew of Crimes Including Fraud, Mischief, and Using a Stolen Credit Card.
A Sarnia Man has been sentenced to More Than a Year in Jail for A Slew of Crimes Including Fraud, Mischief, and Using a Stolen Credit Card.
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But 35-Year-Old Tyson Borden’s theft of a Cellphone from a Child Inside Lambton Mall Caught the attention of the prosecutor.
“I Found that concerning,” Assistant Crown Attorney Michael Donald Said as Borden was recently sentenced to 13 months behind bars.
He also tipped to a woman who parked her car and went for a walk in Germain Park and Returned to Find Her Window Smashed, A Large Rock Sitting in the Passenger’s Seat, and Her Purse Missing. A Credit Card in Her Purse was later used several time.
“This had a very meaningful effect on her,” Donald Said.
Then he Brought Up Borden’s Prior Criminal Record, which included multiple courses of theft.
“He’s not getting the message,” He Said.
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Borden Previously was handid 30-Day Jail Sentence In 2014 for theft, Weapon possession and Two Court-Order Violations. He also was Among Four People Arrested in 2023 Linked to What Sarnia Police Called a Violent home invasion We guess Street. He Later Pleaded Guilty to Carrying A Weapon for A Dangerous Purpose and Two COUNTS OF BREACHING BAIL and was sentenced to six months of house arrest.
During His Latest Sentencing, Defense Lawyer Terry Brandon Said Her Client Has a Fentanyl Addiction. But for the first time, he has tried the opioid replacement drug sublocade.
“He Absolutely Loves It,” She Said. “The fentanyl addiction, it’s like it’s vanized from his mind.”
She Said in the past While in Jail All He Would Think about is getting Another Fix, But Now It Feels Like Someone Has Turned a Switch off in his head.
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“He Said It’s Life-Changeing,” Brandon Said. “He’s very surprise at How Well It Works.”
Justice Mark Poland Told Borden, who was Wanted by Sarnia Police Last year, he has long record and has been adift for some time.
“But it’s really Quite within your power to change,” He Said.
The judge was impressed after hearing borden speak that he Took responsibility for his actions and Didn’t Blame Others.
“I think it’s to your credit that you acknowledge that, sir. Good for you,” He Said.
After Borden Gets Released, He’ll Be on Probation for 18 Months and is Banned from Talking to Four people, Going to Three Places, Including Lambton Mall, and from Cards in Other People’s Names. He’s also Ordered to Pay the Woman who Parked in Germain Park More Than $ 1,500 in return.
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