ORLANDO, Fla. – A judge has allowed former Orlando City Commissioner Regina Hill to get her things this weekend from the homes of a 96-year-old woman she’s accused of exploiting.
Hill, 59, asked a judge to allow her inside a home on Lewis Court and on Domino Drive to retrieve her belongings after attorneys for the woman said she could do that this weekend.
Originally, Hill was told by a judge to stay away from three homes and the woman while her criminal case moved forward.
Hill was arrested in March and accused of exploiting the woman, spending more than $100,000 of her money, as well as using the woman’s money to purchase cosmetic surgery, car insurance, and trips.
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Hill was also under federal investigation for using the woman’s identity for the mortgage application for the home on Domino Drive.
News 6 also confirmed that a third home on Baywood Avenue was quit claim deeded to the elderly woman and the Arvonni House of Hope and Refuge in May.
A hearing that was set for Sept. 3 to discuss the matter has since been canceled.
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