Orlando City Commissioner Regina Hill Indicted for Elder Abuse and Fraud

Regina Hill faces charges including elder exploitation and fraud, accused of misusing a 96-year-old woman's funds for personal gain.

Orlando City Commissioner Regina Hill was indicted on charges of elder exploitation, identity fraud, and mortgage fraud after a grand jury investigation.
Hill is accused of misusing over $100,000 from a 96-year-old woman's accounts, spending on home renovations, luxury items, and a facelift.
The investigation, lasting over a year, revealed Hill gained power of attorney over the elderly victim and made unauthorized transactions.
If convicted, Hill could face a maximum sentence of 180 years in prison, highlighting the severity of the charges.
Hill's relationship with the elderly constituent, who lived in her district, is central to the allegations of abuse and financial exploitation.