| This “LGBT Refugee” just married a woman, stabbed someone, then avoided deportation Despite being convicted of sexual assault twice, Delroy Apple, 47, is neither behind bars nor removed from the country. ∙ Rather than being deported, a violent Guyanese refugee has managed to play the system, and stay in Canada. Despite being convicted of sexual assault twice, Delroy Apple, 47, is neither behind bars nor removed from the country. Instead, he receives disability benefits funded by taxpayers and is permitted supervised outings into the community.Despite remaining a “significant threat,” the Ontario Review Board (ORB) granted him greater freedom, citing a year without major violent incidents.Apple’s criminal record is extensive and unrelenting.It all began with U.S. drug convictions in 2005 and includes 39 Canadian convictions between 2012 and 2018, including sexual assault, armed robbery, assault with a weapon and assaulting a peace officer, according to the National Post Another episode of violent carnage unfolded on Jul. 17, 2019, when Apple launched an unprovoked attack on a stranger inside a Toronto convenience store, smashing glass bottles and stabbing the victim multiple times before staff subdued him.“Mr. Apple… suddenly attacked the victim, a stranger to him, by shattering two glass bottles from a shelf, wrestling the victim to the floor, and stabbing him multiple (times) with the shattered bottles,” reads the decision by an independent tribunal.“Store staff intervened, and the victim was taken to a trauma centre for treatment of stab wounds sustained in the attack.”Instead of a criminal conviction or deportation, he was found not criminally responsible for the stabbing due to his schizoaffective and bipolar disorder.Instead of being deported, he now lives at the Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences in Whitby, Ont., where taxpayers fully fund his treatment.This is unacceptable. But dig a little deeper, and the official narrative starts to unravel. |