Tony Wilkenson, Oldberry, West Midlands, was supposed to help her vulnerable victims – but when she was shopping, Wilkinson used her banking cards to make her own gains
“Please, let me go home to my little girl,” he pleaded with the low care provider, when one of the judge confirmed that he was sending her to prison on charges of fraud.
Tony Wilkenson is also soaked “I am sorry”, where she was sentenced to a year and a half. A court listened to the stealing provider of the villain's welfare more than 40,000 pounds from two weak people while working in the Church Housing Association in Dodley and the (Chad) area.
Wilkenson looted their bank accounts by withdrawing up to 300 pounds per week from Cashpoints or spending their cards while shopping with them. Police said they are supposed to help adults learn to live their daily lives, such as helping them to do shopping – but instead she will use their bank card to withdraw cash.
“I did this from greed”, which left the relatives of the victims “confusing, annoying and angry.” The defendant, a mother of two children, was imprisoned, despite the judge’s recognition that she had “showed remorse.”
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“I was unable or unwilling to specify the amount that I took specifically or what I spent,” said Joe Franch.
“The nursery threshold is clearly passed in this case. The truth is, which is the calculation of everything, the nature of the abuse, the targeting of vulnerable people, the abuse of the confidence position, the only sentence is immediate detention and the other goes beyond anything that can be suspended (two years).”
But Wilkenson cried on the dock throughout the session. When the verdict was issued, she said: “Please let me go home to my little girl, I am sorry for everyone.” Her request was in vain as it was transferred to the cells, according to Birmingham Live reports.
The court heard that the mother began spending a sphere of spending shortly after obtaining her job, and for about 18 months, and ended in March 2023, she obtained a total of more than 40,000 pounds from two weak victims.
A French recorder added: “Both of them lacking mental ability and you accept in the pre -sentence report that you targeted them and believed that they have large money and no one noticed that their money was exhausted by you.”
The investigation was launched after the director of fraudulent transactions that are compatible with the defendant in the service discovered. Wilkenson was suspended, but he went voluntarily to a police station in West Brom and West Midlands, to confess. Care arrangements were made for the smallest child in Wilkenson, and the court was also informed. Wilkinson admitted fraud by misuse of the situation.
