J.P., was an employee at a pharmacy in Toronto. Her employer received information that J.P., was defrauding the pharmacy by failing to hand in refund slips and debit card refunds. Further investigation revealed that J.P., was crediting these funds to her own bank account at the bank of montreal.
The accused was arrested and investigated by members of the Toronto regional police and gave an inculpatory statement admitting to the accusations against her. As a result, she was charged with fraud under $5,000. Mr. Pyzer represented J.P., and was successful in having the charge against her withdrawn prior to setting a trial date. As such, J.P., does not have a criminal record as a result of this charge.





