Six years ago, Jesse Sloss of Sudbury attacked a clerk and the victim’s father in an Oshawa motel.

Last year, Sloss ignored a court order to stay away from a woman. He later stole her vehicle and led police on a pursuit.

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Facing 19 charges, he pleaded guilty to nine of them in Sudbury court.

Sloss, 42, who was in custody, admitted to assault, two counts of breach of a release order, two counts of breaching probation, theft of a motor vehicle, dangerous driving, driving while suspended and being unlawfully at large.

In exchange, the Crown dropped the other charges.

Ontario Court Justice Malcolm McLeod, accepting a joint sentencing submission, issued a suspended sentence (time served) in recognition of 356 days of pre-trial custody credit Sloss had built up.

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