A nurse pleaded guilty in federal court Tuesday to stealing the identities of patients at a Virginia Beach nursing home and going on a $14,000 spending spree with their credit.
Erica S. Fowler, 27, faces at least two years in prison when she is sentenced in January. She pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Robert G. Doumar to one count of aggravated identity theft.
Fowler, a licensed practical nurse, admitted that while she was employed at Our Lady of Perpetual Help nursing home on Princess Anne Road between May and July 2008, she accessed the accounts of nine patients and stole their credit information.
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