A remorseful young bank robber has been invited to check in with the judge who sentenced him to prison after he serves his time. Last month, Nasery pleaded guilty to robbery with a firearm, forcible confinement and wearing a disguise. Nasery and three others — all of whom have also pleaded guilty — robbed the BMO in the southwest community of Mission in November 2014. Three of the bank employees who were held hostage wrote victim impact statements describing how the robbery traumatized them. Despite his sympathies for Nasery, Gates still acknowledged the impact of the crime on the victims.

Source: CBC News November 15, 2017 03:26 UTC