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Sentencing expected soon for B.C. man accused of beating up co-worker at New Year’s party at employer’s house

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By Bob Mackin | Prince George Citizen
A BC Supreme Court judge in Quesnel reserved sentence for a man who severely injured a younger co-worker at a New Year’s Eve party at their employer’s h...

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