Brooklyn, NY – Five people have been indicted in a $38 million health care fraud and money laundering scheme in New York City.
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An indictment filed Monday in Brooklyn charges the defendants of bilking Medicare and Medicaid by referring customers to medical clinics and taking illegal kickbacks in return. The alleged scheme had been operating in Brooklyn for nearly a decade.
The Daily News (http://nydn.us/28JYV7Y ) reports that ambulette drivers and patients allegedly received cash kickbacks for seeking fraudulent services at medical clinics in Bensonhurst and Sheepshead Bay controlled by the group.
Medicaid & Medicare fraud seems to be a favorite pastime for American Ruskees.
Let me guess…Chasidim or Russians or a combination thereof.
Bet you, if guilty, they don’t get 27 years in jail.
sounds very Russian.
personal injury lawyers no doubt. welfare for lawyers.
There should be more oversight .It shouldn’t take almost a decade to get caught but that’s the way it goes when it comes to government as opposed to private ownership.
Russians, no doubt.
The names sound Icelandic or Chinese. LOL.