Tag: Charged with Mischief

By: Nicolas Di Nardo

Ken Pagan, known as the Toronto Beer Can Thrower was sentenced last week. If you are not caught up with the incident, please look to our previous blogs:

Toronto Beer-Tosser Charged With Mischief

Ken Pagan: Toronto Beer Tosser Pleads Guilty

Pagan was granted conditional discharge which includes:

• No criminal record (if he complies with probation)
• 12-month probation
• At least 10 hours of community service a month
• Barred from attending any MLB games (already banned from the Rogers Centre)
• 200 hours of community work (already has done 100 hours this year)
• Must stay 500 metres away from the Rogers Centre

Since the incident, Ken has been delivering pizzas and working as a janitor. He does not believe he will be able to return as a journalist as a result of the incident.

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