Murray D. Segal

Floyd Paypompee, previously found not criminally responsible for uttering threats, appeared before the Ontario Review Board for his annual hearing.

The Hospital and Crown recommended maintaining his current Detention Order, while the accused sought a Conditional Discharge.

The Board heard evidence from his treating psychiatrist regarding his continued cannabis use, non-compliance with residence rules, and the resulting risk to his housing.

The Board concluded that the accused continues to pose a significant threat to the public and that maintaining the current disposition best balances public protection and the accused's needs.

The Ontario Review Board held an annual hearing to review the fitness of the accused, who was previously found unfit to stand trial on charges including sexual interference and sexual assault.

The accused resides in the community on a conditional discharge.

The Board considered evidence from the treating psychiatrist and the hospital report, noting the accused's developmental delay and pedophilia diagnosis.

The Board concluded that the accused continues to be unfit to stand trial, remains a significant threat to public safety, and that the current disposition of a conditional discharge with privileges remains necessary and appropriate.