A man who aimed a rifle at motorists in a busy intersection last spring told court Wednesday he doesn't blame the police officer who shot him. Glenn Ironchild stood in the prisoner's box at an Edmonton provincial courtroom and apologized to his family, the public and the police. "I was selfish for involving the public and putting the public safety at risk," Ironside told court in a halting voice. "I did not think about the shooting officer. The judge was told Ironchild has been sober for the past year, has completed his high school equivalency and has made religion a part of his life.

Source: CBC News March 21, 2018 23:26 UTC