Another Stanley Cup rioter sentenced

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Posted January 28, 2014 5:56 pm.

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VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) – A young woman who torched a police car during the Stanley Cup Riot nearly three years ago has been sentenced.

Alicia Price will spend 90 days in jail before serving 15 months probation and community service.

She was one of the first to be arrested after being ID’d online, and later pleaded guilty to taking part in a riot and attempted arson.

To date, over 270 people have been charged in relation to the riot and over 140 people have been sentenced.

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