Fred Lum via The Canadian Press James Forcillo is seen here in May 2016 after leaving a courthouse in Toronto. The Parole Board of Canada says the 37-year-old has a low-risk of reoffending. The two-member board panel said Forcillo, 37, no longer requires ongoing psychological counselling, which had been a condition of his day parole. TORONTO — A police officer who fatally shot a distraught teenager on an empty Toronto streetcar more than six years ago has been granted full parole, with officials noting his progress reintegrating into society. His lawyers appealed the conviction, arguing the first and second volleys the officer fired were artificially divided into discrete events.

Source: Huffington Post January 21, 2020 16:34 UTC