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A CARER pulled a care home resident down stairs by her ankles when she refused to have a bath, a court heard.
Jean Kelly, 56, grabbed Joanne Nethercott, who has severe learning difficulties, and “bumped” her down the stairs, magistrates were told.
She was not injured but another carer reported Kelly to her manager at the £2,200 per week Woodlands Care Home in the New Forest.
Kelly was found guilty of common assault and has since been dismissed from her employers TrueCare, part of the Choice Care Group.
Now she has been sentenced to 150 hours of community service and ordered to pay £200 in compensation and £300 court costs.
http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/113...e_resident_down_stairs_by_ankles__court_told/
What on earth gets into people?
Jean Kelly, 56, grabbed Joanne Nethercott, who has severe learning difficulties, and “bumped” her down the stairs, magistrates were told.
She was not injured but another carer reported Kelly to her manager at the £2,200 per week Woodlands Care Home in the New Forest.
Kelly was found guilty of common assault and has since been dismissed from her employers TrueCare, part of the Choice Care Group.
Now she has been sentenced to 150 hours of community service and ordered to pay £200 in compensation and £300 court costs.
http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/113...e_resident_down_stairs_by_ankles__court_told/
What on earth gets into people?