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Defence lawyer in Air Canada gold heist case argues lack of evidence against former airline worker
The Crown has wrapped up its case against a former Air Canada Cargo employee who is accused of participating in the biggest gold heist in Canadian history.
A defence lawyer in a high-profile Air Canada gold heist case has argued that there is insufficient evidence to charge a former airline worker, according to CityNews Toronto.
The motion centers on whether the prosecution has tied the former employee to the alleged theft of gold-related materials from Air Canada. The defence contends that the available records do not establish a prima facie case linking the individual to any wrongdoing.
Details about the alleged incident, including when or where the theft is claimed to have occurred, were not provided in the available material. The report focuses on the legal argument and the lack of sufficient evidence presented so far.
CityNews Toronto and reporter Shauna Hunt are the sources confirming the defence approach in this matter. The material does not include quotes, injury reports, specific aircraft details, or the final outcome of the case.