A 42-year-old man will spend another year in custody following a pair of violent incidents towards nurses at UHNBC.
Theodore Alex Junior Laliberte was the subject of a B.C. Review Tribunal hearing last October in Coquitlam.
A judge determined he was not fit to stand trial in relation to a pair of assaults against nurses at UHNBC.
According to a report, Laliberte has been a patient within the hospital’s primary care unit since 2019 due to a series of disabling head injuries.
The 42-year-old is accused of punching a nurse in the jaw during a January 2023 incident as well as putting another medical worker in a headlock a month later (February 2023) after pushing a door.
A pair of provincial court judges deemed Laliberte unfit to stand trial last summer where his cases were referred to the Review Board.
The report stated that Laliberte had been the subject of roughly 300 calls since being admitted in 2019.
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