B.P., was charged with one count of theft under $5,000. It was alleged that she attended at the hudson’s bay company and stole a $40.00 scarf. Mr. Pyzer was successful in having B.P.,’s charge dealt with by way of diversion. Thus, upon completing the diversion program that consisted of a charitable donation and a letter of apology, the charge against B.P., was withdrawn at the request of the crown attorney’s office. As such, B.P., does not have a criminal record as a result of this incident.
Case Summary
R. v. B.P.
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