Local Woman Arrested On Injury To Elderly Charges

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~ 5 years ago May 9, '19 11:13am

Constable Deputies have arrested a local woman after video surveillance showed her assaulting and shoving an elderly resident at the assisted living facility she worked at.

According to reports from PCT 4, on May 7, 2019, a deputy with Constable Mark Herman's Office responded to an assisted living center located in the 5500 block of Atascocita Road in reference to an employee who injured an elderly resident.

Upon deputies arriving, the manager stated that when she arrived to work she was advised of an injury report that occurred the previous night.

While reviewing video surveillance of the incident, she observed an employee, Katiuscia Martinez (43, Atascocita), approach a 88 year old woman who was sitting in a chair and forced her to stand up then assaulted her and pushed her to the ground.

When the victim fell, she hit her head and Katiuscia Martinez was observed to stand there without any urgency to help the victim. The victim received minor swelling to the back of her head from the fall.

"Katiuscia Martinez was arrested and booked into the Harris County Jail, charged with Injury to an Elderly. Her bond was set at $2,500.00 out of the 338th District Court." - Constable Mark Herman

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~ 5 years ago May 9, '19 11:37am

You may recognize her from the Atascosita Target ðŸ˜¡

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~ 5 years ago May 9, '19 11:38am

I sick of hearing about these trashy people abusing the elderly in homes. They need to make a example out of this woman if its true.

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~ 5 years ago May 9, '19 1:43pm

Bye Katiuscia

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~ 5 years ago May 9, '19 2:06pm

You may recognize her from the Atascosita Target ðŸ˜¡

@AlettertoElise :

She did look familiar to me and now....I know!!! ðŸ˜¡ðŸ˜¡

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~ 5 years ago May 9, '19 2:15pm

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Constable Deputies have arrested a local woman after video surveillance showed her assaulting and shoving an elderly resident at the assisted living facility she worked at. According to reports from PCT 4, on May 7, 2019, a deputy with Constable Mark Herman's Office responded to an assisted living center located in the 5500 block of Atascocita Road in reference to an employee who injured an elderly resident. Upon deputies arriving, the manager stated that when she arrived to work she was advised of an injury report that occurred the previous night. While reviewing video surveillance of the incident, she observed an employee, Katiuscia Martinez (43, Atascocita), approach a 88 year old woman who was sitting in a chair and forced her to stand up then assaulted her and pushed her to the ground. When the victim fell, she hit her head and Katiuscia Martinez was observed to stand there without any urgency to help the victim. The victim received minor swelling to the back of her head from the fall. "Katiuscia Martinez was arrested and booked into the Harris County Jail, charged with Injury to an Elderly. Her bond was set at $2,500.00 out of the 338th District Court." - Constable Mark Herman www.facebook.com/Pre cinct4/

@AtascocitaDotCom : Sick *****, what on earth? What kinds of person does this?

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~ 5 years ago May 9, '19 3:24pm

It takes a really low life to assault an elderly person for any reason. Target, huh?

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~ 5 years ago May 9, '19 4:02pm

@AlettertoElise : @West-Tex : She works at Target or had another criminal incident at Target?

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~ 5 years ago May 9, '19 4:13pm

*****

~ 5 years ago May 9, '19 4:17pm

@sammee, she is a cashier at Target. Has been for a couple of years.

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~ 5 years ago May 9, '19 5:07pm

@AlettertoElise : maybe was?

~ 5 years ago May 9, '19 8:53pm

Makes me want to go into Target and go through her line if she's working...just so I can say "Oh, you're the lady who beat up the poor defenseless elderly person"...and say it loudly. I hate this kind of crap.

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~ 5 years ago May 10, '19 1:22am

Assisted living facility employee accused of attacking 88-year-old woman

www.click2houston.co m/news/assisted-livi ng-facility-employee -accused-of-att

~ 5 years ago May 10, '19 12:08pm

Before moving to Houston I was a nail tech who spent several days a week for several years doing nail care for the elderly. I worked in a retirement home salon as well as going into their individual homes and apartments. It was far from glamorous but I loved my little old people. I was the only person many of my clients saw on a regular basis. They looked forward to our visits. I can't imagine how anyone could ever be anything but nice to the elderly. Some were somewhat difficult to deal with but we all are sometimes.