Bartlett woman, 25, pleads not guilty to taping patient at South Barrington memory care facility
- Posted on September 1, 2026
- By Chicago Tribune
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A 25-year-old former employee from Bartlett faces serious privacy violation charges after allegedly recording vulnerable residents at an Illinois memory care facility without consent. The defendant entered a not guilty plea during a Tuesday hearing in Rolling Meadows court. The case highlights significant security concerns at senior care facilities and raises questions about employee screening and surveillance protocols designed to protect elderly and cognitively impaired populations.
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Bartlett woman, 25, pleads not guilty to taping patient at South Barrington memory care facility
A former employee of Encore Memory Care who authorities say unlawfully recorded residents at the South Barrington facility while they were naked, pleaded not guilty to the charges Tuesday in a Rolling Meadows courtroom.
