Weapon or Not Weapon in Toddler Assault | Montreal News
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A 26-year-old sex offender, Daniel Senecal, faces a pivotal sentencing decision centered on whether a weapon was used in the brutal assault of a toddler — a detail that could drastically alter his prison term. After pleading guilty to aggravated sexual assault and breaking into the child’s home in August 2025, Senecal’s case hinges on conflicting evidence: the Crown presents witness testimony and medical findings suggesting weapon use, while his defense argues injuries could have occurred without one. Complicating matters, Senecal was already on probation for a prior violent assault and is a registered sex offender — fueling public outrage and prompting new legislation targeting bail and sentencing for such offenders. The judge’s final ruling is expected next month, with the weapon question standing as the defining issue.
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