Victoria Tatsis-Yeh

The accused was charged with sexual assault after grabbing the complainant from behind, knocking her to the ground, and touching her vaginal area over her clothing.

The accused admitted to grabbing the complainant but claimed it was a case of mistaken identity, believing she was his girlfriend, and denied any sexual touching.

The court applied the W.(D.) test, rejected the accused's evidence as not credible, and found that the Crown proved the elements of sexual assault beyond a reasonable doubt.

The accused was found guilty.

The accused were charged with robbery, receiving a material benefit from sexual services, and breach of probation following a hotel room invasion.

The victims were two women who had recently started their own escort business, cutting out the accused and their associate.

The court found both accused guilty of robbery, as they participated in a joint plan to steal from the victims while one accused was armed with a baton.

One accused was found guilty of receiving a material benefit from sexual services due to his involvement in his girlfriend's escort business, while the other was acquitted of this charge as sharing drugs and alcohol did not constitute a material benefit.

The accused bound by probation was also found guilty of breaching it.