Roberta Mcnabb Was Wrongly Charged For Criminal Offense By York Regional Police

By Author: Ryan Curtis
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Roberta McNabb has worked as a correctional officer for 17 continuous years. She had been connected to Law and regulations for long which is why Mrs. McNabb gave her complete efforts to her work and profession. Roberta McNabb had a challenging role to play in which she had to manage the responsibility of overseeing individuals who were arrested and awaiting trial or who had been convicted of a crime. She handled such cases where convict was sentenced to serve time in a jail, reformatory, or penitentiary. She faced a lot of challenges while serving her job but she was never accused of any crime. Besides having totally clean record and overall positive impact, Roberta McNabb faced the consequences as after-effects of the accusations by York Regional Police whenever she faced people in public and through discontented employees at her work place. The ramifications of the charges made it difficult for her to lead a normal life.

Roberta McNabb was suspected as guilty for law violation with no proof and 21 others including two correctional ...
... officers and two police officers. After being harassed for almost one year in court formalities, all charges on Roberta McNabb were withdrawn by the crown. For around one year, from July 4, 2008 to Jan 8, 2009, she was targeted by the police in legal rules and regulation puzzles.

York Regional Police threatened her to be charged with criminal organization as well if she kept herself as unspoken, says Roberta McNabb. Her silence was considered as hindrance to further proceedings by the police. Police laid unsubstantial charges on her and left all legal procedures up to the lawyers and crown. A snapshot obtained by Star for its Crime and Punishment series from the police database 2005 revealed that some 500,000 cases for people without convictions were there in Canadian Police Information Center. Roberta Mcnabb said all the charges were biased and so withdrawn by the crown as the police had no evidence against her innocence. At the end, Roberta Mcnabb proved as innocent from all the charges pressed by York regional police over her.