Crown won’t appeal Schoenborn “High Risk Accused” ruling
KAMLOOPS — The BC Prosecution Service won’t be appealing a decision by the BC Supreme Court last month dismissing the Crown’s application to have Allan Schoenborn designated a high risk offender.
After a review of the court’s reasons, the BCPS has concluded there is no likelihood that it would succeed in an appeal of the court’s decision.
Schoenborn killed his three children in Merritt in 2008.
In February 2010, the BC Supreme Court ruled Schoenborn was guilty of the murders. However, the judge ruled that Schoeborn was not criminally responsible on account of a mental disorder.