Obstruction charges against a woman arrested at Metrotown mall on Nov. 16 have been stayed without police or court officials ever knowing her name.
A woman who allegedly threw water at a security guard at the Metrotown mall has been released after spending seven days in jail without police or court officials ever knowing her name.
The suspect in the case was a woman, but she refused to give police her name, so she was charged with one count of obstruction and taken into custody pending a bail hearing. Attempts to identify her via fingerprinting were unsuccessful, according to Crown prosecutor Karen Haughton. B.C. provincial court Judge Nancy Adams left her bench during the hearing to confirm the woman’s attendance in court.
“She threw a glass of water on the loss prevention officer,” Elden said. “She’s been in custody for seven days, and, without sounding presumptuous, I would think she’s at time served even if she were to be convicted.”
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