Lorna Allardyce, who worked in Ayr, put multiple payments into her victim’s account - then took thousands out over a sustained period.
A care at home support worker took control of a service user’s bank account in order to finance her online gambling activities.
It was further discovered that Allardyce, between on or around October 6, 2020 and on or around March 23, 2021, used the service user's bank card to make multiple payments to various online gambling websites.Get all the local news in your area – plus features, football news and the latest on the coronavirus crisis – at your fingertips 24/7.
The withdrawals totalled an unknown amount from the vulnerable service user’s bank account for Allardyce’s “personal use.”
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