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Manager of Warrington Rest Home Charged With Stealing Money from a Resident

December 8, 2011 by Blogfinger

Linda Sue St. Amand, the manager in residence of the Warrington Rest Home in Ocean Grove, has been charged with theft of money in excess of $5,000, Neptune Police said Wednesday.

Police said St. Amand, 56, stole the money from a 64-year-old man with special needs who was residing at the Warrington. According to a press release, “Police were alerted to the incident by the victim’s bank (Valley National Bank) when employees noticed suspicious activity involving his account.” Police said the theft occurred between November 18 and November 22 of this year.

St. Amand was linked to the crime through physical evidence and statements to the police. Following arrest and processing, St. Amand was released from custody on a summons.

The investigation is continuing, and anyone with information is asked to contact Neptune Detective Lieutenant Jeff Force at 732-988-8000.

The Warrington overlooks Wesley Lake at 22 Lake Avenue. It provides room and board for veterans and physically challenged people.

– Charles Layton

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