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Ca: Prosecutor says hospital clerk should go to jail

Posted on October 14, 2015 by Dissent

Marco Chown Oved reports:

She admitted to stealing more than 12,000 patient records from the maternity ward at the Rouge Valley Hospital and selling them for $1 a pop to financial firms, and for this Shaida Bandali should go to jail, an Ontario Securities Commission prosecutor said Tuesday.

“Ms. Bandali essentially trafficked in the identities of these patients for one reason and one reason only: for her own selfish, financial gain,” OSC prosecutor Cameron Watson told the court. “She didn’t make hundreds of thousands of dollars, but she made just shy of $15,000 and she did that on the back on patients and hospitals.”

Read more on Toronto Star.

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