Former roommate of Windsor bawdyhouse operator to serve time in jail
WINDSOR — A local man who was once charged in connection to a Windsor-based bawdyhouse is going to jail for assault and breaching probation. 
Colin Chisholm · Contributor | Posted: Feb. 20, 2016, midnight | Updated: Sept. 29, 2017, 9:13 p.m. | 2 Min Read
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Myles Walter Card, 23, of Windsor, was sentenced Feb. 19.
Card was on the side of the courtroom, in custody, while the Crown and defence lawyers presented a joint recommendation.
Card will receive a total of 59 days in jail: 45 for the assault and one of the breaches, and 14 days for possessing marijuana, which was another breach of probation.
Time already served in custody does not count towards his sentence.
Judge Claudine MacDonald said the sentence was appropriate given Card's previous troubles with the law.
Card pleaded guilty to the offences on Feb. 16. Those charges included committing an assault in Brooklyn between Nov. 13 and Nov. 14, failing to keep the peace and be of good behaviour while on probation, and for failing to abstain from the consumption of non-prescribed drugs while on release conditions.
Card was on probation following a court appearance in 2015, where his former roommate, Justice Treyvon Hunter, was sent to jail for five years. For knowing Hunter was running the bawdyhouse, Card received one day in custody, deemed served, nine months probation and was instructed to refrain from consuming drugs and alcohol.
No victim impact statement was provided prior to the sentencing.
A fourth charge was dropped, with the Crown offering no evidence.
The matter was originally scheduled to go to trial in September.