Roberta Gerard charged after DaLomba found Canuto attended the arraignment Monday of Roberta Gerard, 43, on charges of abuse, felony neglect, or exploitation of an adult with severe impairment and ...

On March 19, 2025, that trust was shattered. Roberta Gerard, an employee for Seven Hills Rhode Island, placed her own wants above her duties and responsibilities to Linda.

Linda Dalomba, 44, had been missing since 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. Police said her caregiver, Roberta Gerard, 43, told officers Dalomba went missing inside a Burlington Coat Factory store.

Cranston Police said Roberta Gerard reported 45-year-old Linda DaLomba missing on March 19. DaLomba has autism, is nonverbal and lives in a group home in Lincoln. Gerard allegedly told police she ...

Roberta Gerard appears in court on March 24, 2025. (WJAR) In response to a request for comment, a spokesman for Seven Hills wrote, “Seven Hills Foundation does not comment on matters of ...

The lawsuit, filed in Providence Superior Court Friday, accuses 43-year-old Roberta Gerard of “placing her own wants above her duties and responsibilities” by leaving Linda DaLomba in her car ...

CRANSTON, R.I. (WPRI) — A local caretaker was in court Monday, accused of allowing a woman in her care to go missing for several days and lying to police about what happened. Roberta Gerard, 43 ...

Her lawyer answered with a “no comment.” That is when the family kept demanding answers. “Yeah Roberta talk, speak Roberta, go ahead and tell us the truth,” said one of the family members.

The Cranston Police search warrant applications filed in court, obtained by the NBC10 I-Team, claim caregiver Roberta Gerard was at her boyfriend’s home, her own home, and a nail salon in the ...

Robert Gerard Ph.D., of Brentwood, California, passed over at midnight, April 18, 2013, at age 95, from natural causes. He transitioned peacefully, surrounded by the love of his family and friends ...

Gerard, who appeared in high heels and a black coat and has no prior criminal record, did not enter a plea Monday, as is customary with felony cases. District Court Judge J. Patrick O’Neill ...