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My friend dealt with a similar situation and got an attorney to write letters that persuaded the leech to leave by saying that he'd encourage prosecution for the elder financial abuse that was going on too.

You could try the same even without a lawyer. Something like this:

"Annie, we've seen the liquor store bills, and we have seen you drunk. We have a cam already that verifies you stumbling around. We have seen charges on dad's card that he has nothing to do with.

"Annie, you are not going to be able to pick up Dad's medication anymore or give it to him. We are not going to have Dad's medications handled by someone who drinks on the job either.

"Annie, as of today you are relieved from all caregiving duties, including volunteer ones. From now on, you are not even to talk to him. I could get a lawyer, call the cops and APS, and make sure any investigation is publicized on review sites.

"Or, all you have to do is leave. I will be taking the next two days off to make sure that you are packing and out of here. I'll stay quiet about the free shopping and won't put the cam footage of you being sloppy drunk anywhere if you just go now."
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Have her leave immediately, if not escorted out.
Change the locks on the doors.
Your father may not understand. Deal with this aspect after she's gone.
You could tell him she had a family situation to attend to - keep it simple.
What did you do?
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