An employee at an optometry office is accused of deleting her own bill and altering patient records. The employee, Hannah Richardson, allegedly deleted her billing ledger, which had an amount of about $80 owed. She also made alterations to a large number of other ledgers, preventing the collection of outstanding bills.
The alterations were made between June 22 and July 2, before Richardson quit her job on July 2. The optometry office's IT department reported that Richardson attempted to defraud the business.
Further details about the incident are available from the source, including the response from the Evansville Police Department and the affected optometry office, Brizius, Embry & Smith.
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