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Woman Charged with Identity Theft at a Nursing Home

By Levin & Perconti

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A nursing-home worker is accused of stealing the identity of one of her nursing home patients. Employees at the nursing home contacted the Sheriff?s department when they received credit card statements for a resident with charges that had not been authorized. She supposedly bought furniture, a television and other items with the resident?s credit card and forged the resident?s signature to steal money from two bank accounts. She is accused of $16,000 from the elderly resident. This type of elderly abuse has become all too commonplace. To learn more about the elderly abuse, please click the link.

Full post as published by Illinois Nursing Home Abuse Blog on January 23, 2010 (boomark / email).

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