Frustration rises as SCFPA fraud case faces further delays
A man accused of stealing over $15,000 from the French Canadian Society of Prince Albert (SCFPA) was not present in court Wednesday, when his case was adjourned for the sixth time.
Ahmed Hassan Farah, 43, is a former community leader with the SCFPA and was employed between early 2017 and March, 2018. According to court records obtained by paNOW, charges of fraud and theft over $5,000, were sworn on Nov. 16, 2022.
Farah’s lawyer spoke to the judge by phone to explain they are still waiting for disclosure, and then requested a one-week adjournment.
The alleged theft itself is said to have occurred during Farah’s employment with the SCFPA. A spokesperson for SCFPA has informed paNOW that Farah’s employment ceased in March, 2018, and he had been employed for just over a year.