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惊魂未定”：女子因恶性入室抢劫被判刑，震惊社区

杰里米·格里马尔迪 旺市公民报，2025年7月4日

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一名女子因在旺市实施恶性入室抢劫而被判刑，该抢劫案导致一名女子被严重殴打。

这起抢劫案肯定会吓得我们每个人都魂飞魄散。

圣诞节前两周，也就是12月11日下午1点15分，一位60岁的房主走到门口，发现一名21岁的女子正站在自家门廊上。

就在她刚打开门，一名持枪男子就从藏身之处跳出来，一拳打在她脸上。

接下来发生的事情成为了这名参与2019年入室抢劫案的27岁女子的量刑依据。

在纽马克特法庭，27岁的萨曼莎·法里亚德普尔（Samantha Faryadpoor）承认了旺市（Vaughan）抢劫案的罪名，被判处三年零十个月有期徒刑。当受害者和警方罕见地公开殴打过程照片时，这起抢劫案引发了公众的强烈抗议。

法庭听取了证词，该男子在桑希尔（Thornhill）的家中将女子推倒在地后，开始索要钱财和保险箱的位置。

“她一直否认保险箱的存在，他用紧握的拳头反复击打她的脸，”法庭文件写道。 “法利亚德普尔继续搜查住所。有人看到并听到她与某人通电话，对方说‘拿钱来’。”

法庭文件显示，法利亚德普尔声称她当时正在寻找现金，并未目睹袭击事件。袭击导致该女子“惊魂未定”。

法庭文件称，该女子随后被拖至浴室，遭到殴打和持枪殴打，直到法利亚德普尔介入并阻止袭击，声称这会杀死她。

不久之后，两人逃离了房子，身上只带走了不到1000美元。

房主因下巴和鼻子骨折、两处眼眶骨骨折、手指和脚踝骨折而入院治疗。她不得不重新学习走路，但仍然无法正常行走。法庭获悉，她仍然经常头痛和头晕。

“这起事件让女性受害者身心俱疲，她的安全感、信任感以及家人无所畏惧地生活的能力都受到了极大的摧残，”米歇尔·富尔斯特法官说道。她还补充道，此次袭击导致受害者及其丈夫因情感创伤而离家出走。

富尔斯特列举了几项加重处罚的情节，包括受害者受伤的次数、抢劫的策划和动机是“纯粹的贪婪”，以及法里亚德普尔在门口的行为表明她相信有人在家。

富尔斯特补充道：“这起事件是对受害者住宅神圣性的公然且可怕的侵犯。受害者的受害者是社区中一个完全无辜的成员，其家人也遭受了同样的侵害，而受害者的受害者是为了经济利益。受害者事后拍摄的照片凸显了她遭受了可怕的暴力。她遭受了永久性的伤害和心理创伤。”

减轻罪责的情节包括她袭击时的年龄以及她认罪。

在获得刑前羁押后，她将服刑15个半月，并面临两年缓刑、武器禁令、DNA检测令以及与受害者不得交流的禁令。

与该事件相关的另外两名男子在随后的几年里所有指控均被撤销。

瑞克·埃利斯（Reeke Ellis）于2021年被控持有枪支、严重袭击和抢劫，这些指控于2022年被撤销。

贾梅尔·莱温森（Jamel Lewinson）的严重袭击、入室盗窃和其他指控于2021年被撤销。

'Shaken to the core' : Woman sentenced in vicious home invasion that shocked community

ByJeremy Grimaldi Vaughan Citizen  , July 4, 2025

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A woman has been sentenced in relation to a vicious Vaughan home invasion that left a woman badly beaten.

 

 

It would have scared the daylights out of each and every one of us.

Two weeks before Christmas, on Dec. 11, at 1:15 p.m., a 60-year-old homeowner approached the door to the sight of a 21-year-old woman on her stoop.

It was only once she opened the door that an armed male jumped out from his hiding spot and punched her in the face.

What happened next was the subject of a sentencing involving the now 27-year-old woman who took part in the home invasion in 2019.

At Newmarket court, Samantha Faryadpoor, 27, was handed three years and 10 months after pleading guilty to the Vaughan robbery that prompted a large public outcry when the victim and police took the rare steps of releasing images of the beating to the public.

The court heard how, after the man pushed the woman to the ground in her Thornhill home, he began to demand money and the location of the safe.

“She consistently denied the existence of a safe, he punched her in the face, repeatedly, with a closed fist,” court documents read. “Faryadpoor continued to search the residence. She was seen and heard talking on the phone with someone who said ‘get the money.’”

Faryadpoor claimed she was searching for the cash and did not see the assault that left the woman “shaken to the core,” according to court documents.

The woman was then dragged to the bathroom and punched and beaten with a gun until Faryadpoor intervened and stopped the attack, saying it would kill her, court documents allege.

Soon after, the pair fled the house with less than $1,000.

The homeowner was hospitalized with a broken jaw, nose, two fractured orbital bones, a broken finger and ankle. She had to relearn how to walk and remains unable to do so properly. She continues to suffer from frequent headaches and dizziness, the court heard.

“It left the female victim shaken to her core, her sense of safety, her trust and her family’s ability to live without fear all decimated,” said Justice Michelle Fuerst, who added that the attack prompted the victim and her husband to leave their home due to emotional trauma.

Fuerst listed several aggravating circumstances, including the number of injuries to the victim, the fact the robbery was planned and motivated by “pure greed” and, finally, that Faryadpoor’s behaviour at the door showed she believed someone might be home.

“It involved a brazen and terrifying violation of the sanctity of the victim’s home,” Fuerst added. “It was perpetrated against a completely innocent member of the community and, by extension, her family, for financial gain. The post-offence photographs of the victim underscore that she was subjected to horrific violence. She was left permanently injured and psychologically scarred.”

The mitigating circumstances include her age at the time of the attack and her guilty plea.

After credit for pre-sentence custody, she will serve 15 and a half months and face two years of probation, a weapons prohibition order, DNA order and non-communication order with the victim.

Two of the other men charged in relation to the incident had all charges withdrawn in the years following.

Reeke Ellis was charged in 2021 with possession of a firearm, aggravated assault and robbery before the charges were withdrawn in 2022.

Jamel Lewinson had aggravated assault, break and enter and other charges withdrawn in 2021.