Judge orders post-prison supervision for Calgary high-risk offender who cut off girlfriend's fingers

A man found not criminally responsible for killing a stranger after consuming marijuana, Percocet, cocaine and beer has been approved for a 90-day residential treatment program even though he still presents “a significant threat to the safety of the public.” Bradley House, who has been diagnosed with “opioid use disorder – in early remission in a controlled environment” and substance induced psychotic episodes, was found not criminally responsible on a charge of second-degree murder due to a mental disorder in January 2024 for the February 2022 stabbing death of Niagara winemaker Paul...