Arizona nanny accused of stealing more than $5K in clothes, gift cards

An Arizona nanny is accused of stealing baby clothes and gift cards valued at nearly $5,300 over a five-month period, KNXV reported.

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Kassidy Rae Woodworth, 21, was charged with theft and trafficking in stolen property, according to court records.

Woodworth was a nanny for a Paradise Valley for five months in late 2018, KNXV reported. In January, the family discovered adult clothes, baby clothes, shoes, toys and accessories that were missing from their home were being sold on Poshmark.com, a website where clothing and apparel can be bought or sold.

According to police, Woodworth has returned some of the items she allegedly took, KNXV reported.

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