11 Indicted in $12.3M Mississippi Medicaid Fraud Scheme, AG Says

Mississippi cracks down on Medicaid fraud, 11 indicted

JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) - Attorney General Lynn Fitch (R-Miss.) announced that 11 people were indicted for Medicaid fraud, for a total of more than $12.3 million. "These indictments are just the latest efforts we are taking to fight waste, fraud, and corruption," said Fitch. "I am proud to partner with President Trump to protect taxpayer dollars [...]

11 indicted in $12.3 million Mississippi Medicaid fraud scheme, AG says

JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) – Eleven people have been indicted in connection with an alleged Medicaid fraud scheme involving more than $12.3 million. This according to Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch, who said the indictments involve allegations of fraudulent billing, wire fraud, and/or false documentation seeking to defraud the government. All 11 charged include: Isluv Robertson, 36, of Jackson Shawncee Vassar-Cunningham, 51, of Olive Branch…

11 indicted in $12.3M Mississippi Medicaid fraud scheme, AG says

3 local women indicted for Medicaid fraud by MS attorney general

Eleven people have been indicted for Medicaid fraud, for a total of more than $12.3 million, according to Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch.

11 indicted in Medicaid fraud roundup in Mississippi - WXXV News 25

Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch says 11 people have been indicted in a Medicaid fraud investigation involving more than $12.3 million in alleged fraud. The indictments are part of a nationwide U.S. Department of Justice healthcare fraud crackdown that charged 455 defendants across 45 states and territories. Among those charged are 51-year-old Christopher Moore of Gulfport and 34-year-old Taylor Rushing of Gautier. These 11 Mississippi de…

Eleven Mississippians indicted in alleged $12.3 million Medicaid fraud scheme

JACKSON — Eleven Mississippians have been indicted on charges related to Medicaid fraud involving more than $12.3 million, Attorney General Lynn Fitch announced Wednesday. The state court indictments allege fraudulent billing, wire fraud and the use of false documentation to defraud the government. The charges are part of the U.S. Department of Justice’s National Health Care Fraud Takedown, which resulted in charges against 455 defendants in 45 …