TRENTON, N.J. (1010 WINS) -- Four women who worked at residential care facilities in New Jersey have been accused of some very bad behavior.
Martha Ruiz, 25, of Camden, Kendal Crouch, 24, of Clementon, Karissa-Anne Frannicola, 29, of Caldwell, and Christine Sanford, 31, of Atlantic City were charged in three separate incidents over the last three years, NJ.com reported.
They were both charged with conspiracy, neglect of a disabled person, and endangering another person.
A separate indictment accused Karissa-Anne Frannicola, 29, of using her power of attorney to steal $20,530 from an elderly nursing home resident. She was charged with theft and misapplication of entrusted property.
Sanford is charged with forgery, identity theft, and uttering of false government documents after she allegedly used the identity of another nurse aide to work at the Barnegat Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, after her certification was revoked.