BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) - An elder care worker in the city of Buffalo has been indicted on financial exploitation charges.
47-year-old Rhonda Henderson went before a judge Friday to be arraigned on the seven count indictment.
Henderson
is accused of abusing her position as Senior Service Coordinator at St.
John Tower, to financially exploit three tenants. The victims were all
over the ago of 90.
The alleged crimes happened between
November of 2014 and August of 2017. Prosecutors say during that time,
Henderson used multiple methods to steal from the three victims,
including check diversion, unauthorized use of two of the victims' debit
cards and the misappropriation of one of the victim's Funeral trust
accounts after she passed away.
If Henderson is convicted, she faces up to seven years in prison.
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Elder care worker arrested for exploiting 90-year-old tenants
There is a lot of theft in nursing homes and group homes and the victims are afraid and intimidated so mostly don't speak up. We need cameras.
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