Police Add 9 Charges, Allege Nursing Home Employee Conned Over $100K from Resident
The admissions director of a Fair Lawn nursing home has been charged with theft, forgery and impersonation of another in connection with alleged looting of an 82-year-old man's bank account.
Credit card purchases allegedly made by a Maple Glen Center nursing home employee whom Maywood Police say conned an elderly nursing home resident after gaining access to his bank account now exceed $100,000, authorities announced Friday. Kye Giacalone, 31, the nursing home’s admissions director, was charged June 15 with theft of entrusted funds, theft by deception and four counts of theft by credit card. Originally estimated at $29,000, the total amount allegedly stolen by Giacalone grew as the investigation proceeded and, as a result, police have tacked on nine additional charges. The new charges, added Friday, include four counts of forgery, four counts of impersonating another and one count of second degree theft. Giacalone, of Lodi, …
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Kenny
5:21 pm on Sunday, September 2, 2012
Kye, where ever you are, where ever you go, you will always be an embarrassment to good Philipinas everywhere. Shame on you el diabla more ›