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Delta police officer charged with forgery

Constable allegedly forged prescription for pain medication
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A Delta police officer has been charged with forgery in relation to prescription pain medication.

A Delta police officer is facing forgery charges.

Const. Geoffrey Young was this week charged with two counts of forgery in relation to prescription pain medication after a Surrey RCMP investigation, the department said in a news release.

The alleged offences took place on Nov. 8, 2015 and were not related to young’s police duties. At the time he was on administrative duties following a return to work after medical leave.

The officer, 38, is charged with forgery and causing a person to use a forged document. His next court appearance is scheduled for today.

Young has been a member of the Delta Police Department since 2009.

He remains on paid medical leave while a Police Act investigation is carried out.