The former Eufaula nursing home employee is accused of making fraudulent transactions from 84 residents that totaled an estimate of $20,830.
EUFAULA, Ala. - An investigation into forgery and theft at Crowne Nursing Home in Eufaula culminated in the arrest of a former employee.
On November 7, 49-year-old Rebecca Jo Allen, of Hurtsboro, was arrested for theft of property 1st degree, forgery 3rd degree and financial exploitation of elderly 1st degree. Allen is accused of making fraudulent transactions from 84 residents. The fraudulent transactions totaled an estimate of $20,830. Allen is being held at the Eufaula City Jail awaiting a bond hearing.Copyright 2022 WTVM. All rights reserved.
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