Health care worker charged for forging criminal record check: police

A Durham Regional Police Service cruiser. (Photo: Flickr)

Posted May 28, 2024 3:15 pm.

Last Updated May 28, 2024 3:30 pm.

Durham Regional Police have charged a personal support worker for allegedly submitting a forged criminal background check to her employer.

The Financial Crimes Unit began an investigation into the suspect in May 2024.

“Investigators confirmed that the document submitted had been altered and was not an official police record check document,” a police release states.

Naomi Ibama, 20, of Ajax is now facing a single charge of utter forged document. She was released on an undertaking.

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