Her allegations include that police didn’t promptly forward her clothing for DNA testing and failed to visit the scene to retrieve evidence after the alleged sexual assault
Low’s complaint was delayed after the police complaints commission said she hadn’t met a six-month deadline to file, a decision overturned by the Nova Scotia Supreme Court.
The complaint process was further delayed by the criminal case against Alexander Thomas, who was murdered before he could stand trial for her assault, and by a trial against Brent Alexander Julien, who was acquitted in her case in May.
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