Babysitter Busted for Stealing From a Family

New Milford woman charged with stealing from the family that hired her

By KRISTIE BORGES
Updated 12:30 PM EDT, Fri, Nov 20, 2009

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You trust babysitters enough to bring them into your home -- watching your most precious family members and the stuff in your home.

But one New Milford babysitter apparently broke a family’s trust. 

Karin Doyle, 18, is accused of stealing video equipment and games from a home where she was sitting last December.
 
The News Times says the arrest stems from an accusation by the family a year ago.
 
Doyle was picked up on a warrant this week. She’s charged with fourth-degree larceny and second-degree making a false statement to police.
 
She's due in court on November 23.

Karin Doyle, 18.
First Published: Nov 20, 2009 11:48 AM EDT

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