Senior Allegedly Defrauded of $41K by Woman with Power of Attorney

by Ryan Yousefi

A woman has been accused of exploiting a senior citizen for tens of thousands of dollars, according to an arrest warrant filed in Broward County Circuit Court.

According to court records, on October 7, the Broward County Sheriff’s Office Crime Suppression Team identified the suspect as Millicent Ho Sue, 73, of Lauderhill. Investigators gained a warrant that charged Ho Sue with two felony counts, including one charge of exploitation of the elderly in the amount of a sum under $100,000.

According to the affidavit, investigators allege that Ho Sue obtained power of attorney over the victim and then misappropriated or transferred funds without authorization. The total amount of alleged financial loss is approximately $41,180.30.

Court records indicate the alleged offenses took place on July 1, 2024, and involved unauthorized cash advances and credit card activity tied to the victim’s accounts.

Following the investigation, Ho Sue was arrested at her Lauderhill home and transported to the Broward County Main Jail. Bond has been set at $50,000. 

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Senior Allegedly Defrauded of $41K by Woman with Power of Attorney