Condo caretaker who entered Calgary woman’s suite while she slept pleads guilty
CTV News
Ryan White, Reporter / Producer
09 February 2018
Philip Allan Skulnec is charged with break and enter with intent to commit a sexual assault. (Photo: Postmedia)
A former maintenance worker of a southeast condominium building entered
a guilty plea on Friday in connection with his unwanted appearance in a
woman’s apartment in February 2017.
Phillip Allan Skulnec was charged with break-and-enter with intent to commit a sexual assault.
According to the agreed statement of facts, Skulnec accessed the
victim’s suite, in a building in the 9900 block of Fairmont Drive S.E.,
in the early morning hours of February 26 using the keys at his
disposal. The then 38-year-old crouched next to the woman while she
slept. The victim awoke with Skulnec in the room and she cried out for
help. Skulnec left the apartment and the victim reported the incident
to police.
Authorities say that Skulnec had access to all of the buildings in the complex due to his employment as a maintenance worker.
Following the guilty plea, a joint submission from the prosecution and
Crown requested a one year sentence plus two years of probation. A
sentencing date has not been confirmed.
In 2007, Skulnec used a weapon to trap a woman inside her apartment in
Edmonton and sexually assaulted her for hours. Skulnec served a
nine-year sentence in connection with the violent attack.
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