Overview
- Justice Ryan Anderson ordered an Intensive Rehabilitative Custody and Supervision sentence of two years in secure custody followed by one year of community supervision.
- The term represents the maximum available under the Youth Criminal Justice Act for a youth offender not sentenced as an adult.
- Court records note recent, previously untreated mental-health diagnoses, with access to programming and treatment during custody and a progress update due after one year.
- Ancillary orders include a publication ban on identities, a required DNA sample, a 10-year weapons prohibition, and withdrawal of an aggravated assault charge.
- The boy pleaded guilty on Dec. 10 to the August 2025 attack in which his seven-year-old brother suffered about nine stab wounds and was airlifted for emergency care.