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Karim Meskine Case Summary

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On December 17,2013, Karim Meskine was found brutally attacked in british Columbia. The 19 year old was found unconscious a few blocks away from the 22nd street skytrain in Westminster. Meskine was later found unconscious by a passerby and he was taken to the hospital right away. He spend days in a coma and was unable to survive because his injuries were severe. The police looked over all the evidence of the assault and found out that a 16 year old boy attacked the young adult with a baseball bat. The 16 year old who cannot be named for legal reasons was arrested shortly after the

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