R. v. Z.J.- Possession of Property Obtained by Crime

My client was charged with possession of property obtained by crime. The allegations are that my client was in possession of a TV stand that was obtained with a fraudulent credit card. After having several meetings with the assigned crown I was able to convince the crown that although the item was found in my client’s apartment, they were unable to prove that my client knew it was obtained with a fraudulent credit card. The charge was withdrawn.