By Leo Quevedo
TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - Adult Protective Services is taking October to raise awareness to the public about financial exploitation.
“I basically tell people, ‘if it’s not your money, it’s a crime,’” said Shelly Shaw, the faith-based and community engagement specialist with APS. “That is the illegal or improper process of using a disabled or elderly person’s money without their consent. And these are usually done by like a caregiver or a person that has that personal relationship with that elderly or disabled adult.”
The Smith County Adult Protective Services will hold a awareness walk on Oct. 11 at Watkins Logan Veterans Home at 11 a.m.
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Adult Protective Services raising awareness of financial exploitation
NOTE: The article says the 11th, however the picture and brochure appear to say it is the 21st.
