Sorry I Shot You: Story of a Changed Man (Restorative Justice Documentary)
Synopsis
In 2006, Dean Stanbury shot a police officer and served eight years in prison; he now seeks to apologize and check on the officer's well-being.
Synopsis
Dean Stanbury, known as Stana, sits in a radio studio to discuss his past. In 2006, he shot a police officer, which led to an eight-year prison sentence. Now, he aims to apologize to the officer and offers his regrets for the harm caused. Stana hopes that reaching out will provide closure for both him and the officer's family. His story is part of the official selection at the Webdance Film Festival.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Follow Stana's emotional apology to the police officer.
- See how prison shaped Stana's perspective on violence.
- Meet the man trying to change his legacy for the better.
Did You Know
- Stana was sentenced to a minimum of six years for shooting a police officer.
- He served eight years in prison under an IPP sentence, which means he was deemed a risk to the public.
- Stana expresses a desire to apologize directly to the police officer he shot.
- He missed the births of his children while serving time in prison.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What crime did Stana commit?
Stana went to prison for shooting a police officer in 2006.
What was Stana's sentence?
Stana received an IPP sentence with a minimum of six years and served eight years.
What does IPP stand for in Stana's sentence?
IPP stands for Imprisonment for Public Protection.
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