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Alleged armed robber jailed for flee attempt

The alleged armed robber who fled custody outside the Nelson court house has been sentenced to five months in prison.

In September 34-year-old Andrew Stevenson – who was not wearing leg irons or cuffs – dropped his crutches and ran from the deputy sheriff while being led into court for a bail hearing.

He was unshackled because he claimed to be suffering from a hip injury following his initial arrest in April.

He ran off over Vernon Street and along Herridge Lane before being caught .

The crown and defence agreed that a 4 month sentence for escaping lawful custody was appropriate but the judge actually handed down the bigger five month sentence.

Stevenson is facing many more serious charges .

He and partner Krista Kalmikoff are alleged to have been involved in a series of armed robberies in our region in the first quarter of last year.

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