Westchester County Case Worker Admits Embezzling $500K From Dementia Patient

Westchester County Case Worker Admits Embezzling $500K From Dementia Patient

Westchester County Case Worker Admits Embezzling $500K From Dementia Patient - White Plains, NY - The social worker for Adult Protective Services also used the victim's debit cards without permission at Empire City Casino.

NY social worker stole $500K from 95-year-old client with dementia: Attorney General

NEW YORK (PIX11) – A New York social worker pleaded guilty to stealing more than $500,000 from a 95-year-old client with dementia. The social worker regularly used the victim’s ATM card at local casinos without permission, officials said.  Westchester Social worker Chantel Chenault pleaded guilty to the charge of grand larceny in the second degree. New York Attorney General Letitia James announced on Wednesday.  More Crime News “Elderly Ne…

Scammers targeting elderly victims at Upper East Side banks, police say

The NYPD says that on 9 occasions, the suspects used distraction tactics to swindle victims out of a total of $66,400 from seniors' bank accounts.

NYPD: ATM Scam Targets Seniors, $70K Stolen in Upper East Side Spree

NEW YORK – New York City police are alerting the public to a sophisticated ATM scam that has drained over $70,000 from elderly residents’ bank accounts in Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Between early May and late June, at least nine incidents occurred at major bank branches — including Chase, Bank of America, Capital One, and […]

Police warn of ATM scam that thieves have used to steal $70K from New Yorkers’ bank accounts

Two men and a woman were captured by surveillance cameras at the scenes of three of the nine crimes that ran from May 8 through June 26 at Chase Bank, Bank of America, Capital One and Citibank locations -- and cops say they believe others may have been involved.