Four and a half year sentence for woman convicted of manslaughter in death on Sunchild First Nation
A four and a half year jail sentence has been handed to a woman from the Sunchild First Nation who admitted to a fatal stabbing over two years ago.
Chelsey Lagrelle, 25, was sentenced in a Red Deer courtroom on Tuesday after previously pleading guilty to manslaughter for the death of 25-year-old Samantha Sharpe.
Lagrelle was also given a lifetime firearms prohibition. She was initially charged with both manslaughter and assault with a weapon in the Dec. 12, 2018 incident that also saw her brother suffer injuries.
RCMP had responded to a call about a person in distress on the Sunchild First Nation and arrived along with EMS to find a female victim deceased.


