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Woman charged with 65 counts of theft from Ontario hospitals
Police charge Nassim Eronn, 34, with fraud and theft affecting patients and staff across five healthcare facilities in Ontario.
In brief
Police charge Nassim Eronn, 34, with fraud and theft affecting patients and staff across five healthcare facilities in Ontario. Ontario Provincial Police charged a woman with 65 offences including fraud and theft from patients and staff at multiple hospitals between February 2024 and September 2026. Originally…
Woman charged in hospital theft case
Ontario Provincial Police have charged Nassim Eronn, 34, from Burlington with 65 offences including fraud and theft from patients and staff at healthcare centres across Ontario.
Thefts span nearly three years
The incidents under investigation began in February 2024 and continued until September 2026. The suspect worked at health centres across the province during this period.
Specific charges laid against suspect
Eronn faces 34 counts of fraud under five thousand dollars, 13 counts of theft under five thousand dollars, and seven counts of disobeying a court order. Other charges include breach of trust and impersonation.
Investigation began at Orillia hospital
Ontario Provincial Police began investigating in May after a report of theft when Eronn worked at Orillia Soldiers' Memorial Hospital, about 130 kilometres north of Toronto.
Five hospitals covered in investigation
The investigation expanded to five healthcare facilities: Orillia Soldiers' Memorial Hospital, Headwaters Health Care Centre in Orangeville, Trillium Health Partners in Mississauga, St Joseph's Health Centre in Toronto, and West Park Health Care Centre in Toronto.
Police seek more victims to come forward
Investigators believe there may be more victims and have urged the public to come forward with relevant information after reviewing their financial records for suspicious transactions.
Here's the gist
Ontario Provincial Police charged a woman with 65 offences including fraud and theft from patients and staff at multiple hospitals between February 2024 and September 2026.
