Police: State judicial marshal faces larceny, forgery charges
<p>A state judicial marshal is accused of stealing money from a disabled woman and forging the client's name on state documents, according to state police.</p>
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Nov 18, 2018, 3:33 PM
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Updated 2,224 days ago
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A state judicial marshal is accused of stealing money from a disabled woman and forging the client's name on state documents, according to state police.
The Hartford Courant reports that Tammy Lynn Dilorio of Stratford was charged Friday with first-degree larceny and forgery charges.
The investigation reportedly began back in 2015.
Dilorio is due to appear at the Norwalk Superior Court, where she worked, Nov. 26.
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