SOUTH WINDSOR, CT — A medical practice manager is accused of making more than $500,000 in unauthorized purchases on her employer's credit card, including cosmetic procedures, household bills and taxes owed to the town where she lives, police said.
Julie Raschello, 43, of Uncasville, was arrested Wednesday, Nov. 11, on a warrant charging her with first-degree larceny, according to a South Windsor police news release.
Raschello worked as the practice manager at Connecticut Women's Obstetrics and Gynecology, at 1050 Sullivan Ave., police told Patch in a follow-up response.
She was "responsible for the operational and financial aspects of the business," police said.
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Police said the report identified purchases at retail stores and spending on groceries, gas, restaurants, electric bills, cable and internet service, and cosmetic procedures. The alleged spending also included tax payments to Montville, where Raschello lives, and a large number of Amazon purchases, police said.
The charge stems from an investigation in September 2026, according to the release. Police did not specify in the information provided when the alleged purchases began or how long they continued.
Another police agency took Raschello into custody before she was brought to South Windsor police headquarters, police said.
She was held on a $250,000 court-set bond and was scheduled to appear in court at 9 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 12, according to the release.
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