W.B. and the complainant entered into an investment agreement. W.B. was behind on repayments for IOUs that were issued to the complainant. On the date of the event, the complainant showed up at W.B.’s parking lot and demanded W.B. to get into her car and talk about the debt payments. After W.B. entered the complainant’s car, she started putting on […]
[Case Dismissed] R v. W.B.: Video Evidence Exposes False Assault Claims
[All Charges Withdrawn] R v. A.W.A.: Surveillance Footage Contradicts Serious Allegations
A.W.A met the complainant online. The two then decided to check into a hotel and had consensual sex. Once the complainant woke up, she reported to police that A.W.A. had drugged her; called another three males to the hotel room and forced group sex on her. A.W.A. was subsequently charged with the following offences: Sexual Assault – 271 of the […]
[Charter Rights Upheld] R v. Z.E.: Firearm Evidence Excluded Due to Warrantless Entry
Z.E. had a dispute with his landlord, who entered into Z.E’s apartment without notice. Z.E. called police to have his landlord removed. Police arrived about two hours later and met the landlord in the elevator lobby. The landlord then told the police that Z.E. had threatened her with a handgun when she was in his apartment. The officers then ran […]
[All Charges Withdrawn] R v. S.L.: 17 Serious Criminal Allegations Dismissed After Evidence Review
When SL first came to our office, SL was facing an overwhelming case with the following criminal allegations: Two counts of Assault with Weapon – 267(a) of the Criminal Code, Eight counts of Sexual Assault – 271 of the Criminal Code, Two counts of Voyeurism – 162(1) of the Criminal Code, Two counts of Assault/Choking – 267(c) of the Criminal […]