Ohio Law Firm Office Manager Accused of Stealing $864,380 From 11 Disabled Veterans, Including Purple Heart Recipient

An Ohio law firm office manager is accused of stealing more than $864,000 from 11 disabled veterans whose money the firm was trusted to manage. Darlene Toman, 64, faces six counts of bank fraud, six counts of wire fraud and four counts of aggravated identity theft, reports Military.com. Federal prosecutors say she also took $77,051 from the pro bono account of Kabb Law Firm in Beachwood, where she worked. The firm focuses on elder care and acts as a fiduciary for veterans who need help handling their finances because of injuries or disabilities tied to their military service. One of the alleged victims is a veteran who received a Purple Heart after being shot in the head by a sniper in Iraq.

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