Private Investigators charged for defrauding clients

By News Staff

Posted December 19, 2009 8:28 am.

This article is more than 5 years old.

Two private investigators have pleaded not guilty in a Newmarket court to charges they defrauded their clients.

Cullen Johnson, a former top Toronto Police Officer, and Elaine White are accused of providing false financial information about people their clients paid them to investigate.

Johnson faces three fraud charges, while White faces five.

A trial is scheduled for next October, although Assistant Crown Attorney Harold Dale says he’s pushing for an earlier date.

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