There were handshakes and hugs between the men — Ken Carter, 71, and Steve Walton, 65 — and their lawyers, Brian Greenspan and Alain Hepner, following the acquittals Friday, six years after the men were charged.
The pair had been accused of lying under oath about their business relationship during Carter's family court trial in 2014. In his nearly three-hour decision, Court of Queen's Bench Justice David Labrenz said he had "reasonable doubt" as to whether Carter and Walton had lied, although he said in some instances it was "likely" they had intentionally misled the court.Carter and Akele Taylor were in the middle of a breakup and bitter custody fight over their young daughter in 2012 and 2013.
Around that time, Carter hired Walton, a retired Calgary Police Service officer who, along with his wife, ran an unlicensed private investigation firm.
It’s a cop. Of course they got away with it.
Jail those dirtbags.
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