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Jail Time For A Quesnel Man Who Broke Into A Business

A Quesnel man will spend some time behind bars after pleading guilty to a break-in at a local business.

44-year old Matt Lucani was sentenced to 149 days in jail, part of a related sentence to some unrelated offences, as well as two years probation and a mandatory 10-year Firearms Prohibition.

Lucani pled guilty to Break and Enter with Intent to commit an Offence.

A charge of Theft under $5,000 was stayed.

Lucani was arrested following a break-in at a business on Malcolm Drive back in July.

RCMP say a glass door was smashed to gain access to the building.

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