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Police say a home health nurse has been charged with stealing thousands of dollars' worth of jewelry from a client's Bath home.
Stephanie Walker of Phippsburg was charged Tuesday with theft by unauthorized taking and receiving stolen property.
Chief Michael Field says an investigation was launched in July when a resident reported the disappearance of the valuables at a time when a resident of the home was receiving home nursing care from a company that employed Walker.
Police think Walker sold some of the stolen jewelry to a local gold and silver exchange company.
Walker has been released on bail and is scheduled for arraignment Dec. 11.
Phippsburg Home Health Nurse Accused of Stealing From Client
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