Mother who put metal pins in food at Co-op found guilty
CBC News
Posted: Feb 17, 2012 4:07 PM MT
Last Updated: Feb 17, 2012 7:36 PM MT
Tatyana Granada was found guilty on Friday in relation to a case of food tampering at Calgary Co-op's Oakridge Centre. (CBC)The woman charged with food tampering at a Calgary Co-op has been found guilty.
Tatyana Granada was found guilty Friday on four charges each of trespassing and mischief.
The mother of two was arrested in March 2010, after staff at a Calgary Co-op found metal pins and needles in packaged deli cheese items and a package of flatbread.
The pins and needles were found in bakery items, cheese, juices and some bulk food on at least two other occasions at the Oakridge Centre store, on Southland Drive and 24th Street S.W.
Granada had been given a verbal life-time ban from the store prior to the incidents, after she had been caught shoplifting. That ban was later extended to all Co-ops in Alberta.
She has not yet been sentenced.
Share Tools
Big Box Advertisement
Latest Calgary News Headlines
- Thousands pack 4th Street for Lilac Festival
- Large crowds hit Fourth Street for the Lilac Festival on Sunday. more »
- Calgary Marathon winner breaks 21-year-old record
- The winner of the Calgary Marathon broke a 21-year-old race record. more »
- Man in hospital after being pinned under C-Train
- A man is recovering in hospital after he was hit by a C-Train and trapped underneath Sunday afternoon. more »
- Canadian Pacific strikers face back-to-work legislation
- Labour Minister Lisa Raitt is prepared to end the Canadian Pacific Railway strike if necessary, after both CP and the union rejected a proposal for voluntary arbitration by the government-appointed negotiator on Sunday. Raitt says she is "extremely disappointed." more »
Top News Headlines
- Canadian Pacific strikers face back-to-work legislation
- Labour Minister Lisa Raitt is prepared to end the Canadian Pacific Railway strike if necessary, after both CP and the union rejected a proposal for voluntary arbitration by the government-appointed negotiator on Sunday. Raitt says she is "extremely disappointed." more »
- Syrian regime denies role in Houla massacre
- The UN Security Council condemned the Syrian regime at an emergency meeting Sunday, holding president Bashar al-Assad's military responsible for the massacre of more than 100 people, dozens of whom were children younger than 10 years old. more »
- Ryder Hesjedal wins prestigious Giro d'Italia
- Victoria native Ryder Hesjedal has become the first Canadian to win one of the cycling world's three Grand Tour events, wrapping up the 2012 Giro d'Italia with an excellent performance in the final stage in Milan. more »
- Neighbour may have helped find missing kids in Mexico
- Two Winnipeg children who had been missing for nearly four years were found in Mexico after a man raised concerns about his neighbour, according to a private investigator. more »
- Accused in blast that killed Alberta mom handled her funds
- Calgary Marathon winner breaks 21-year-old record
- Man in hospital after being pinned under C-Train
- Thousands pack 4th Street for Lilac Festival
- Half the vehicles tested fail new road noise bylaw
- Police ask for help after man found dead in Forest Lawn
- Food festival encourages Calgarians to 'eat real'
- 2 men charged in connection to brutal Beltline beating
- Canadian Pacific strikers face back-to-work legislation
Big Box Advertisement
