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California AG announces convictions for 3 who abused 'severely disabled' residents at unlicensed care facility - Vimarsana News

California AG announces convictions for 3 who abused 'severely disabled' residents at unlicensed care facility

California Attorney General Rob Bonta on Tuesday announced the convictions of three individuals were abusing six "severely disable" residents at an unlicensed care facility.

Source: yahoo.com
3 hospice workers convicted of abusing dependent adults at unlicensed care center in Riverside - Vimarsana News

3 hospice workers convicted of abusing dependent adults at unlicensed care center in Riverside

The offenses occurred in the 2010s at an unlicensed board and care facility in Riverside called Secure Hands.

INT: Convictions handed down in 'horrific' elder abuse case - Vimarsana News

INT: Convictions handed down in 'horrific' elder abuse case

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'Horrific neglect' of older, dependent adults at Riverside facility - Vimarsana News

'Horrific neglect' of older, dependent adults at Riverside facility

Six people at an unlicensed care facility in Riverside suffered "at the hands of those who were trusted with their well-being," says California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta.

Dehydration, emaciation: 3 convicted of abusing severely disabled adults at Riverside facility - Vimarsana News

Dehydration, emaciation: 3 convicted of abusing severely disabled adults at Riverside facility

Six people at an unlicensed care facility in Riverside suffered "at the hands of those who were trusted with their well-being," says California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta.

Source: yahoo.com