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Originally published at http://www.smallbusinesswire.co.uk/private-detective-luton-offer-advice-on-theft-cases/
Upon reading the article as described by The Telegraph, dated 20 February 2015: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/11426017/Carer-19-caught-on-camera-stealing-from-pensioners-purse.html ; Sheryvone Brooks, 19, of Sedgley, West Midlands, was caught on camera stealing money £30 and pocketing it from a pensioner's purse, a 85-year-old, Evelyn Nicholson after her suspicious employers installed a CCTV camera. After the Pensioner's family become concerned about money going missing, the Bosses at Gateway health social care Dudley decided to put a camera in Evelyn Nicholson's room. The undercover According surveillance captured Brooks; who had been the pensioner's carer for six months and she was seen rummaging through drawers and stealing cash form Evelyn purse. The clear CCTV footage shows Mrs. Evelyn sitting in a chair with a cup of tea next to drawers at her home in Stourbridge, West Midlands. It further shows Brooks perched in the same chair and captures the moment she takes a look to see if the pensioner is watching before quickly opening the drawer, after which she takes out a red purse and stands up before taking out the cash and stuffing it in her pocket. Brooks pleaded guilty to a count of theft at Dudley magistrate's court, but they bailed her to appear at Wolverhampton crown court (s20150072) for sentencing on March 18 this year. Mrs. Nicholson's eldest son, Robert smith, 65, spoke after hearing and he said that, his mother had been heartbroken when she found out that Brooks had been stealing from her. He added: "My mother said if Brooks had come to her and told her she had financial difficulties she would have given her money." A spokesman for Gateway health and social care Dudley confirmed that Brooks had been dismissed of her duties to the Pensioner.
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