Man who attacked neighbour with hatchet has sentence reduced

A man who attacked his neighbour with a hatchet because the music at a confirmation celebration party was too loud has had his prison sentence reduced by the Court of Criminal Appeal.

A man who attacked his neighbour with a hatchet because the music at a confirmation celebration party was too loud has had his prison sentence reduced by the Court of Criminal Appeal.

The three-judge CCA held that the sentence imposed on Christopher Hill (aged 44) of Oak Green, Royal Oak, Santry, was unduly severe and reduced it from three to two years in jail.

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