Former Alberta Beach staffer facing sexual assault charges

A man in his 50s, who once worked for the municipality of Alberta Beach is facing a number of charges, after his former coworkers came forward with sexual assault allegations.

RCMP told CTV News David McCartney, 52, is facing three counts of sexual assault – after men he used to work with came forward.

McCartney was arrested and charged with sexual assault on March 24.

The alleged assaults date back to as early as January, 2006 – and as recently as March, 2013.

The accused worked with the three alleged victims at the Alberta Beach Public Works department.

The mayor of Alberta Beach, Lou Hudon confirmed McCartney is no longer working for the municipality, but declined an interview.

McCartney was arrested earlier this month, but has since been released – on the condition that he has no contact with the alleged victims.

The accused has been scheduled to appear in court May 22.

With files from Ashley Molnar