One of accused sentenced in Bradley Ham case
One of the accused individuals facing a charge in connection with the Bradley John Ham homicide investigation was sentenced to four years in prison at North Battleford Provincial Court Monday.
Cassandra Fox, 26, who was originally facing a charge of first degree murder, instead pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of being an accessory after the fact to murder.
According to the court office, she was sentenced to 1,460 days, or four years, in custody for the accessory charge. When factoring in 518 days credit for time served, Fox has 942 days, or about two years and seven months, left to serve. She received a 10-year firearms prohibition.
A publication ban is in effect on the details of the proceedings until all the accused have gone through the court process.