The Brief A former employee of a Franklin memory care facility has been sentenced to probation. Prosecutors said Bryant Moss stole from a resident of the facility. Court filings said Moss admitted to buying more than $800 worth of Temu wigs.



A former employee of a Franklin memory care facility has been sentenced to probation for stealing from a resident.

Former employee sentenced

In Court:

Bryant Moss, 53, was originally charged with theft and unauthorized use of personal identifying information, both against an elderly person. Court records show he pleaded guilty to felony unauthorized use of personal identifying information and the misdemeanor theft charge was dismissed.

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Milwaukee County Judge Susan Roth originally sentenced Moss to a year in the Milwaukee County Community Reintegration Center, but stayed that sentence and instead gave him 18 months of probation. Moss was also ordered to pay $85 in restitution.

Bryant Moss

Memory care facility theft

The backstory:

An investigation began in October 2025 when Franklin police responded to a report of missing items. According to a criminal complaint, a Samsung Galaxy phone, a gold wedding ring with eight to nine diamonds, and a gold engagement ring were all reported missing. A woman who spoke with police said they didn't know if her parents' items were stolen or lost.

In January 2026, Franklin police responded to a credit card theft complaint at Franklin Place Memory Care. The facility houses residents who have memory loss and has about 40 to 50 employees. Officers spoke with the woman who made the report in October on behalf of her parents. She indicated her brother  called her and told her there were fraudulent charges made on the credit card belonging to their mother,  according to the complaint.

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Surveillance video

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