CALGARY – Final arguments were presented Wednesday in the trial of Calgary nurse Drew Legary, accused of sexual assault and sexual interference against a 13-year-old boy.
The boy, now 16, was a patient at the Alberta Children’s Hospital in 2011 when the alleged assault occurred.
The Crown told court Legary intentionally touched the young teen in a sexual manner. The defence maintains Legary was giving the child a physical exam that included the groin area, and any touching of the child was accidental or incidental.
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The judge has reserved making her decision in the case; the verdict is set to be read next Wednesday, March 25.
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