A man who fatally stabbed a methamphetamine dealer during a midnight robbery in a rural home is jailed after pleading guilty, according to reports from PerthNow and The West Australian. Both outlets say the attacker, described as a drug user, carries out the stabbing during an attempted robbery at the property and then flees after the incident. One account states that the man apologises before running from the scene. The victim is identified as a meth dealer and the stabbing is described as fatal. Both sources report the court imposes a custodial sentence, framing the case around the attacker’s actions during the robbery and his subsequent departure. The reporting is consistent on the broad sequence of events: a rural midnight robbery, a fatal stabbing of a meth dealer, an apology by the attacker, and his flight from the home. Details such as the exact sentence length and specific legal findings are not provided in the excerpts supplied.