Jessica Akpalialuk and her common-law partner assaulted a Pagnirtung man in 2019
A woman who was jailed last year for beating up a man in Pangnirtung alongside her common-law partner has failed in her attempt to get her conviction overturned. Jessica Akpalialuk, who was 27 at the time of the offence, was convicted of aggravated assault after she and her partner repeatedly punched and kicked a man...
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