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CT: ID information stolen from Saint Mary's Hospital

Posted on May 21, 2008 by Dissent

Marc Silvistrini of the Republican-American reports:

A former Saint Mary’s Hospital employee has been charged by police in the theft of names and social security numbers of a half dozen patients, a hospital official and state police said Tuesday.

State police told the hospital the thefts were confined to the Endoscopy Department and affect the personal records of only six patients, said Joseph T. Connolly, a hospital spokesman.

Miriam M. Hernandez, 43, of 7 Arthur St., New Haven, was arrested May 9.

She was charged with third-degree computer crime, third-degree larceny, credit card theft, illegal use of a credit card and third-degree identity theft, according to state police.

Full story – Republican-American

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