LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. — A Lancaster County woman is facing multiple charges after she allegedly stole over $100,000 and oxycontin pills from a victim.
Jamie Lynn Lloyd, 42, from Lititz, has been charged with dealing in proceeds of unlawful activities, identity theft, financial exploitation of an older adult or care-dependent person, theft by deception, criminal use of a communications facility, access device fraud, unlawful use of a computer and other computer crimes, according to the Manheim Township Police Department.
According to the Manheim Township Police Department, in March/April of 2023, Lloyd began voluntarily helping the victim, taking them to appointments and shopping outings. The victim reportedly had a knee and partial hip replacement and was prescribed oxycontin for pain.
The victim began having shortages of oxycontin pills, according to police. Lloyd allegedly explained it away as the victim, who suffers from arthritis, must be dropping the pills.
In early June of 2024, Lloyd was found in possession of cocaine and oxycontin. She allegedly admitted that she had taken some of the victim's prescribed oxycontin over the past year.
On June 26, the victim received a phone call that one of their credit cards had declined. Investigations revealed the victim's bank account had been depleted by over $100,000 through card use, wire transfers, online orders and ATM withdrawals.
An officer interviewed Lloyd, who allegedly admitted to having a cocaine and oxycontin habit. She reportedly confirmed that she had completed wire transfers and used the victim's credit cards for herself and offered to repay $100,000.
According to the Manheim Township Police Department, Lloyd had updated many of the victim's financial and credit card accounts to her own email, address and phone number. This was allegedly done without the victim's authorization.
Lloyd allegedly created a new checking account in the victim's name, with her information. The victim did not authorize the charge, according to police.
Lloyd also allegedly charged approximately $85,600 to the victim's cards.
Surveillance videos, receipts and transaction records were collected. In the surveillance videos, Lloyd is allegedly seen completing the transactions. Between October 2023 and June 2024, Lloyd reportedly completed a scheme to deplete the victim’s life savings fraudulently.
The victim was estimated to be deprived of between $180,000 and $200,000 between the multiple accounts Lloyd accessed and utilized.
According to police, the money spent by Lloyd did not benefit the victim, and it was done without the victim’s permission with the intent to deprive.
A criminal complaint was filed on Aug. 20 and Lloyd was arraigned before MDJ Monson.
