Arkansas Woman Pleaded Guilty to Exploitation of an Impaired Person

Heber Springs woman pleads guilty to exploitation of impaired person | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Kaleigh Hood, 30, of Heber Springs, pleaded guilty to one count of exploitation of an endangered or impaired person, which is a class C felony, according to a news release from Attorney General Tim Griffin.

Arkansas woman pleaded guilty to exploitation of an impaired person

A Heber Springs caregiver pleaded guilty after using an elderly patient’s banking information to create PayPal and Cash App accounts.

AG: Heber Springs Caregiver Convicted for Exploiting Elderly Patient, Faces Probation and Fines - NEA Report

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – A Heber Springs woman who worked as a caregiver at a local nursing facility has been sentenced to probation after admitting to exploiting an elderly patient, Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin announced Thursday. Sharon “Kaleigh” Hood, 30, pleaded guilty on May 29 to one count of [read more...] The post AG: Heber Springs Caregiver Convicted for Exploiting Elderly Patient, Faces Probation and Fines appeared first on NEA Rep…