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Resident tells Kingman council she was barred from seeing elderly mother, asks for welfare check and investigations
Summary
At the Jan. 6 meeting Teresa Roundy asked the council to investigate alleged restrictions by third‑party caregivers that prevented family access to her disabled elderly mother, alleged threats of arrest by the sheriff's department and unexplained financial withdrawals; she asked the council for welfare checks that include family input.
During the Call to the Public at the Kingman City Council meeting, resident Teresa Roundy appealed to elected officials for help after saying she and her sister had been barred since last August from seeing their disabled, elderly mother.
"Since August, my sister and I have been prevented from seeing our vulnerable mother," Roundy told the council, and said third‑party caregivers had limited family access. She said that when the family sought…
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