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Suspended sentence for Murray Bridge man who tortured elderly man he met on Grindr
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The victim was allegedly first contacted by the accused on the dating app Grindr.
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A Murray Bridge man who detained and tortured an elderly man with an array of weaponry to the point he thought he was going to die will be released from prison on a suspended sentence, with the judge calling him a remarkable young man.
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He will be released from jail on time already served
The judge said vigilante justice was not appropriate
Charlie Michael Edward Caire pleaded guilty to numerous offences, including false imprisonment, aggravated blackmail and aggravated assault.
A misguided vigilante who used Grindr to lure an elderly man he thought was a paedophile to his house before torturing him for four hours has been given a suspended sentence.
Charlie Michael Edward Caire, 21, was also labelled a remarkable young man by Adelaide District Court Judge Liesl Chapman on Tuesday after pleading guilty to false imprisonment, aggravated blackmail and aggravated assault.
The court heard Caire created a fake profile on gay dating app Grindr before meeting the man in his 70s in Murray Bridge, east of Adelaide, in February last year.
He then detained, blindfolded and torturing his victim with a drill, knife, taser, gas lighter and syringe he said contained AIDS, while demanding $5,000.
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