--0000000000004e73f905ebe25543 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="UTF-8" according to Mark: -video footage shows the caregiver looking at medication and "helping herself to medication and Tylenol" - Mark watched the cg at the kitchen counter "looking around to make sure no neighbors were watching" as she slipped "an artifact" into her purse. Mark reviewed the videotape with the RCMP who agreed there was enough evidence to warrant speaking with the cg. -Mark stated that had Maria asked permission to remove the item to borrow it, he likely would have said yes. I spoke with the cg, Maria this morning (she contacted me). According to her: -last friday she saw a figurine belonging to Mr. Cooper. She wanted to take it and show it to her daughter, in the hopes that the daughter could purchase a similar figut=reing at a store.. Maris=a stated she had intended to bring it back to Mr. Cooper's home on Monday (October 24). She claims that she meant to bring it back on October 24, byur=t was in a rush and changed her bag, forgetting that the figurine was in the other purse. -She claims that "the only mistake she made was that she did not ask permission of Mr. Cooper" to borrow the item. Mark reportedly arrived at the home yesterday and removed the client on the premise of taking him out with family. Maria remained in the home with permission from Mark, and was eating her lunch when the RCMP arrived at the door. -Per Maria, the police spoke with her for "a couple of hours" -The RCMP informed Maria that she would have to leave the home and not return. Per Maria, she was given a form to sign (she was not able to tell me what the form was, but she does have a copy of it". Cathy Feniuk, LPN Client Success Manager Home Care Assistance 1861 Marine Drive, West Vancouver, BC V7V 1J7 T 778-279-3634 E cathy.feniuk@thekey.com www.homecareassistancevancouver.ca [image: TheKey] --0000000000004e73f905ebe25543 Content-Type: text/html; charset="UTF-8" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable according to Mark: -video footage=C2=A0= shows the caregiver looking at medication and "helping herself to medi= cation and Tylenol" - Mark watched the cg at the kitchen cou= nter "looking around to make sure no neighbors were watching" as = she slipped "an artifact" into her purse. Mark reviewed the videotape=C2=A0with the RCMP who agreed there was enoug= h evidence to warrant speaking with the cg. -Mark stated that had= Maria asked permission to remove the item to borrow it, he likely would ha= ve said yes. I spoke with the cg, Maria this morni= ng (she contacted me). According=C2=A0to her: -las= t friday she saw a figurine belonging=C2=A0to Mr. Cooper. She wanted to tak= e it and show it to her daughter, in the hopes that the daughter=C2=A0could= purchase a similar figut=3Dreing at a store.. Maris=3Da stated she had int= ended to bring it back to Mr. Cooper's home on Monday (October=C2=A024)= . She claims=C2=A0that she meant to bring it back=C2=A0o