Kamloops schoolyard killer sentenced

Mar 11, 2016 | 1:19 PM

KAMLOOPS — One of the men who admitted to the 2011 killing of Archie LePretre in downtown Kamloops has received his sentence.

BC Supreme Court Justice Dev Dley sentenced Anthony Scotchman to seven years in prison, minus three years for time served.

Scotchman pleaded guilty to manslaughter in LePretre’s killing, with his co-accused Travis Johnny pleading guilty to second degree murder.