A woman was indicted Monday for two counts of financial exploitation of a
vulnerable adult, according to 13th Judicial District Attorney Bryant
Dunaway.
Cynthia Renae Carr, a former house manager for a home
care giving agency, allegedly financially exploited some of the
residents, according to a press release from Dunaway's office.
"Carr
was allegedly stealing money from elderly and vulnerable adult
residents of the group home facility," the press release states.
Carr was arrested Tuesday at Citizens Bank in Jackson County, according to the Putnam County Jail Roster.
Carr's
indictment and arrest follows a January report of possibly financial
exploitation that was reviewed by the Vulnerable Adult Protective
Investigative Team or VAPIT.
"Today, June 4, 2019, Investigator
Randal Slayton with the District Attorney's Office and Detective Josh
Reams and Detective Gabe Frizzell with the Putnam County Sheriff's
Department arrested Cynthia Renae Carr where she was booked into the
Putnam County Jail," the press release states.
"The exploitation
of elderly and vulnerable adults is a growing problem that this office
takes very seriously," Dunaway's press release states. "We would like to
remind the public that the law makes it mandatory to report allegations
of elder abuse."
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