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Lunenburg County woman accused of posing as home care worker, stealing

RCMP have charged a 49-year-old woman from Lunenburg County who is accused of posing as a home care worker and stealing from people's homes.

Woman charged with being unlawfully in a dwelling, theft under $5,000

RCMP have charged a 49-year-old woman from Lunenburg County who is accused of posing as a home care worker and stealing from people's homes.

Linda Deloris Tibbohas been charged with five counts of being unlawfully in a dwelling and theft under $5,000.

Lunenburg District RCMPsaid in a news release Wednesday thatthe charges come after a two-month investigation into suspicious incidents in the area.

Police said between Dec. 30and Jan. 27, they received multiple reports from residents about a woman coming to people's homes and saying she was a home care worker.

RCMP said the womanwas not employed as a home care worker at the time of the incidents and was not lawfully in the homes. Police said there had been thefts in some incidents.

The investigation is ongoing and police saidadditional charges are expected.

Investigators believe there may be additional victims and people who have concerns should contact Lunenburg District RCMP at 902-527-5555.

RCMP want to remind the public to check the person's identification and confirm employment beforeletting strangers into their homes.

Tibbo was arrested on Feb. 13 and later released. She is scheduled to appear in Bridgewaterprovincial court on May 27.