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A 29-year-old woman has been arrested in connection with a shocking case in Hamilton, where she allegedly posed as a qualified nurse to secure employment in three long-term care facilities. The incident, which took place between October 2022 and May 2023, has left many in the community reeling.
Forgery and Fraud Allegations
The suspect, identified as Oladoyin (Deborah) Farominiyi of Mississauga, is facing charges of fraud over $5000, false pretence over $5000, and four counts of forged documents. According to police, Farominiyi used forged documents belonging to a real nurse to secure positions at the long-term care facilities.
Investigation and Arrest
The investigation into the case was led by Hamilton Police Financial Crimes, who were able to uncover the alleged fraud and false pretence. Following their findings, Farominiyi was arrested and taken into custody. She has since been released pending a future court date.
Ongoing Investigation
While Farominiyi has been charged in connection with the case, the investigation remains ongoing. Authorities are working to determine the extent of the alleged fraud and any potential repercussions it may have had on the residents of the long-term care facilities.
Overall, the incident has raised concerns about the importance of verifying credentials and conducting thorough background checks when hiring personnel in sensitive healthcare environments. The community is left grappling with the implications of such a breach of trust and the potential impact it may have had on vulnerable individuals.
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