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Norwalk Judicial Marshal Financially Victimized Disabled Woman While In Office, Police Say

A State of Connecticut Judicial Marshal assigned to the Norwalk Court House has surrendered to police after being accused of financial victimizing a developmentally disabled person.

Tammy Lynn Dilorio of Stratford

Tammy Lynn Dilorio of Stratford

Photo Credit: Connecticut State Police

Tammy Lynn Dilorio, 37, of Stratford, was charged on Friday, Nov. 16 with first- and third-degree larceny and second-degree forgery.

The victim, who had fallen behind on rent payments of about $4,780, is described as a 55-year-old woman with the mental capacity of a 12-year-old who lived alone in a Norwalk apartment at the time of the alleged offenses by Dilorio, who worked as an aide to the woman in 2014 and 2015.

After a comprehensive search conducted which included a review of the victim's financial documentation, a criminal investigation was launched.

The examination of multiple years of financial documents, numerous interviews with witnesses and the review of two years of cellular data resulted in a significant amount of evidence that Dilorio had committed larceny, state police said. 

Dilorio was given and posted a court set bond of $50,000 and is due to appear in Norwalk Superior Court on Monday, Nov. 26.

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