| Ruth Borders |
 + 15 yrs or so on meB*right (Dogged Personality) (Puppet Master). Divorced 1x and remarried a retired Army Col. Bright guy (Rick) not to be underestimated .. Retired as an Army Col (Vet Affairs) for a reason. Is not active, that I know, in this affair but no doubt is aware of events: Ruth is retired: (Nurse Anesthetist) Did it the hard way: First became an RN in the emergency ward, surgical nurse, and worked many years at it Mainly in Boise ID: Received a Stipend to USC Medical School to become a Nurse Anesthetist, returned to Boise ID. Ruth is a well read hypochondriac, especially on Medical fad crisis-issues of the day: Ruth is probably the instigator behind this entire mess with Louise and Richard being the point and finding out that I am pure hell in war as Ruth sits back with little or no shit on her shoes... It was probably Ruth's idea to kidnap mom and was here in Lodi when this was done: Ruth would probably also know why mom looked so medicated on July 28, 2009. 2 Daughters Janelle: Mother of 4 Children, also very bright, Medical School Drop out and wife of a Doctor (Radiologist) in Boise, ID Shelly: Mother, 2 Children, House wife, part time Adult Education Teacher in the Boise, Napa and Caldwell, ID area. 621 N Quarry View Way Boise, ID 83712 Phone# 208-344-6552 Comments (5)
If I were Terrisa or Bill Allen with the Bank of Stockton or Idda Mae Reed I would be very very worried too!
written by NASGA, October 04, 2009 Financial elder abuse is generally defined as the improper use of a senior’s funds‚ property or assets. Examples include cashing a check without permission, forging a signature, or convincing an elder to withdraw large sums of money and running off with it. Signs of financial exploitation may include sudden large withdrawals of cash, or transferring the title on a bank account to a new acquaintance. SB 1018 states that “suspected financial abuse” occurs when a bank employee observes behavior or transactions that would lead a person with similar training to form a reasonable belief that an elder is the victim of financial elder abuse.
Office of the Attorney General State of CA
written by Jerry Brown, October 17, 2009
The seriousness of these fraudulent transfers led Congress in 1996 to make a person criminally liable who "knowingly and willfully disposes of assets (including by any transfer in trust) in order for an individual to become eligible for medical assistance" (42 U.S.C.A. § 1320a–7b(a)). A person convicted of this offense may be fined $25,000 and imprisoned for five years.
EMAIL AND FAX TO Edmund G. Brown Jr. Office of the Attorney General of the State of California: email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it http://ag.ca.gov/children_seniors.php
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Who MUST Reprort ELDER ABUSE!
Mandated Reporters
Under California law, certain individuals are legally mandated to report known or suspected instances of elder abuse. The following is a partial list of mandated reporters:
Physicians and medical professionals
Clergy
All employees of health care facilities, such as hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, adult day care centers and residential care facilities
Any individual who assumes responsibility for the care or custody of an elderly person
Any mandated reporter who fails to report elder abuse may be guilty of a crime. (California Welfare and Institutions Code section 15630)
To encourage reporting, all reports are confidential and mandated reporters are protected from civil and criminal liability for carrying out their duty as mandated reporters. (Welfare and Institutions Code, Sections 15630(f), 15633.5(b), 15634)
Mandated Reporters who fail to report actual or suspected abuse can be charged with a misdemeanor, punishable by a jail sentence, a fine, or both.(Welfare and Institutions Code, Sections 15630(h) and 15634 (d))
Mandated Reporters: If you are a mandated reporter, then you must make a report. Reporting responsibilities are individual. Use the following guidelines.
Mandated Reporters MUST report actual or suspected physical and sexual abuse, neglect, including self-neglect, abandonment, isolation, abduction, and financial abuse.
Make the report immediately or as soon as possible by telephone.
Make a written report within two (2) working days of the event. Use the standard reporting form, SOC 341, "Report of Suspected Elder/Dependant Adult Abuse." A copy of the form is available from DSS.