Lacombe County resident sentenced in Daysland Bank break and enter
An 18 month conditional sentence and $200 fine have been given to 31-year-old Nicholas Klinck, a Lacombe County resident, following his January trial in Edmonton Court of King’s Bench.
The initial incident took place on August 31, 2022, when Killam-Forestburg RCMP received a report of a break in at the Daysland Alberta Treasury Branch Bank. Members reported a great deal of damage and a stolen ATM, which an investigation revealed had been accomplished using a stolen Zoom Boom.
Suspects had cleared the scene when police arrived, but the investigation led to the arrest of Klinck and his co-accused, Tyler Patten, a 34-year-old Lacombe County resident, shortly after.
Patten was sentenced Sept. 5, 2023, to about 8.5 months with consideration of time already served.
