Deborah Anne Worth pleads guilty to $100,000 fraud charge in Warwick District Court
A Warwick woman involved in a fraud matter involving more than $100k can be identified after appearing in Warwick District Court. FULL STORY.
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A woman involved in a massive $100,000 fraud case can be identified after her latest appearance in court.
Deborah Anne Worth pleaded guilty to one charge of fraud in Warwick District Court on Thursday, following her arraignment by the Crown.
The offending is understood to have occurred between March 20, 2018 to November 26, 2019 at Warwick, involving Worth dishonestly applying for bank credits to the value of at least $100,000.
Defence lawyer Sarah Campbell told the court on Thursday the main purpose of the matter being adjourned was for Worth to sell her property in order to pay restitution costs.
The matter was adjourned to December 14, with a possible sentence date in January of 2024.
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