Overview
- Stéphanie Borel, 47, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault at the Longueuil courthouse on Thursday.
- According to the agreed facts, the boy suffered second-degree burns to about four per cent of his body, including his face and torso, and did not need surgery.
- The filing says Borel opened her door and threw boiling water as the child approached to play a doorbell ring-and-run prank.
- Prosecutors and defence agreed there is no evidence of a racial motive, and the two did not know each other.
- After an initial arrest and release, Borel filmed the children before being re-arrested; the Crown says it will seek jail time at sentencing.