Former guardian convicted of stealing from vulnerable adults

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Oct, 22:12 · Archive

A former court-appointed guardian has been convicted of multiple felonies after stealing over $140,000 from 22 vulnerable adults in Nebraska.

A former court-appointed guardian in Nebraska has been convicted of multiple felonies for stealing more than $140,000 from 22 vulnerable adults across the state. The case centred on Medicaid fraud.

The guardian, who was appointed by the court to manage affairs for vulnerable people, exploited their position of trust to misappropriate funds. The conviction followed an investigation into the financial abuse of the 22 individuals under their care.

How it is being reported

• Former court-appointed guardian convicted of multiple felonies in Medicaid fraud caseWOWT · 5 Oct, 21:32
• Former court-appointed guardian convicted of multiple felonies in Medicaid fraud case1011Now · 5 Oct, 21:32

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