Phillips, a personal injury attorney, pleaded guilty in a St. Thomas court to one count of assault causing bodily harm. He received a conditional discharge and three years of probation. He was facing more serious charges of aggravated assault but was able to plea to a lesser charge.

Apparently, the attorney’s mental health had been suffering the months before the incident happened. The day of the attack, Phillip smoked three or four joints, then drove to London and then nearby St. Thomas, all along yelling at people he believed to be Muslims. His lawyer Steven Skurka told Justice John Skowronski that Phillips believed the people he argued with on December 7 were targeting him.

And Justice was never served. Source