By paNOW Staff

Guilty plea in Manville Bay home invasion case

Feb 1, 2011 | 11:30 AM

The last of four people charged in a violent home invasion two years ago in Prince Albert has changed his plea to guilty.

This morning, Lance Regan pleaded guilty to eight offences relating to the 2008 attack at the Manville Bay apartment block, which hospitalized five people.

Regan a known gang member was originally charged with 28 offences including unlawful confinement, aggravated assault, extortion and robbery.

Both the crown and defence have agreed on a 10 year prison sentence, however they continue to argue over how much credit Regan should receive for time spent on remand.

The other three people charged in the case have all pleaded guilty and been sentenced.

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Damien Morin was given a 10 year prison sentence. Clayton Albert is serving a five sentence, while Santana Cheekinew was sentenced to six months.

Regan will be sentenced on Mar 9.

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