Accused in Campbell Creek break-ins could spend up to 12 years behind bars
KAMLOOPS — A Kamloops man could spend up to 12 years behind bars for two violent break and enters in the Campbell Creek area last November.
John Andrew Carlton Stark pleaded guilty to a number of charges in Kamloops Supreme Court Friday, Oct. 12.
Kamloops administrative Crown counsel and prosecutor for the case, Sarah Firestone, says Stark pleaded guilty to charges including aggravated assault, and break and enter and committing theft in connection to the first home he broke into on Nov. 20, 2017. He also admitted to the second home invasion, in which he was charged with break and enter and committing aggravated assault against that homeowner.
Other charges included using a firearm in the commission of an offence and possessing a loaded or unloaded prohibited or restricted firearm.