FORMER PLUM RN ACCUSED OF THEFT AND FORGERY

A former Plum retirement community registered nurse is accused of using a co-worker’s credentials to try to get a cream containing morphine.  The state Attorney General’s Office has charged 58-year-old Kimberly Graves with misdemeanor counts including identity theft and forgery.  Investigators say Graves was working at Longmont at Oakwood when she used a nurse practitioner’s name and signature without her knowledge on a prescription for the substance.  A preliminary hearing for Graves is scheduled on March 27th.