A former nurse has had his licence suspended, a year after he was found not criminally responsible for killing his parents and attacking a hospital employee.
An order published by the College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba concluded Trevor Farley’s mental state could pose a danger to the public if he was allowed to keep his licence.
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Last October, a judge found that Farley was experiencing a psychotic episode in 2021, when he killed his parents at their homes and stabbed a nurse at Seven Oaks Hospital.
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He’s been designated a high-risk accused, meaning he’s confined to a hospital for treatment and can’t leave unsupervised.
The report shows Farley agreed to the suspension.
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