Calgary officer turned son in to police after recognizing machete attack suspect, judge told

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A Calgary police officer turned in his own son after recognizing photos of the suspect in a machete attack on a CTrain platform, a judge was told today.

Connor Dery, 26, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault, breaching a release order and taking a motor vehicle without consent in the 2021 incident.

Prosecutor Shivani Naidu-Barrett asked for a two-year sentence followed by two years probation. Defence lawyer Adriano Iovinelli proposed a 19-month sentence — equal to the time Dery has already served —  plus three years probation.

Justice Brian Stevenson will make his ruling on a sentence next month. 

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On October 15, 2021, Dery pulled a machete on a man

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