Man who cut stranger's neck in meth rage appeals four-year sentence

A Saskatoon man who was high on methamphetamine when he used a box cutter to slash a stranger’s throat says his four-year sentence is too harsh.
That was the reason Joseph Michael Kilcher provided for appealing his federal term — which had been sought by the Crown — after he pleaded guilty to aggravated assault.
When imposing her sentence, Judge Donna Scott said Kilcher committed a serious offence that warranted a serious consequence.
Last July, Kilcher cut a 29-year-old man&rs