Walls And Millard Plead Guilty
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Two Prince George men charged with defrauding the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, have pleaded guilty to fraud over the sum of $5,000 dollars.
Doug Walls (shown at left) and Mike Millard pleaded guilty to the charge before Justice Patrick Dohm In Vancouver Supreme court this morning .
Their trial was scheduled to begin next week in Prince George.
The details on when and where the two men will be sentenced have not been released.
The charged came as a result of the failure of Fred Walls and Son’s, an auto dealership operating in the city.
The company collapsed in 1998 and the investigation began shortly after.
Walls was an executive with the Liberal Party and is related by marriage to Premier Gordon Campbell. Shortly after the failure, Walls resurfaced , with a contract, with the provincial government , he along with the Minister of Childrens and families, Gordon Hogg, lost their positions in the matter.
Premier Gordon Campbell was asked to comment on the guilty plea and said "Obviously its a tough thing for his family, I think it has been an awful time for all of them, I’m sure. Whatever he pleaded that is between him, his lawyer and the Courts. So from my perspective that is behind us, we are moving ahead. We’re working hard to make sure the children in British Columbia get the protection they need and that families get the support they need and we will continue to do that."
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