In April, Moore pleaded guilty in Butler County Common Pleas Court to two counts of theft, both fourth-degree felonies.
Judge Jennifer McElfresh sentenced Moore to 90 days in the Butler County Jail and five years probation. She was ordered to undergo drug and alcohol monitoring, mental health treatment, obtain full time employment and take a theft class.
Total restitution is $10,024.96 to be paid to two banks that reimbursed the victims for the fraudulent activity, according to Assistant Prosecutor Garrett Baker.
The crimes occurred between August and September, 2023, according to prosecutors.
Moore faced a maximum of 36 months in jail.
Moore was employed as a nursing aide, but was terminated, said Danielle Webb, vice president of marketing and community relations at Berkeley Square, in January.
“When a family member notified our team that they suspected theft, we contacted local authorities and worked closely with them through the investigation,” Webb said.
She added, “Employees working on our campus must pass a background check as required by the state. We take any allegations very seriously and support prosecution to the fullest extent of the law.”
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