A Greensboro businessman pleaded guilty on Tuesday for his role in a sweeping urine-testing conspiracy in Charlotte and across the state that defrauded North Carolina's Medicaid program out of some $14 million. Newly filed documents in the case allege that Richard Graves, 49, was among a list of named and unnamed co-conspirators who paid millions in.
A Greensboro businessman pleaded guilty on Tuesday for his role in a sweeping urine-testing conspiracy in Charlotte and across the state that defrauded North Carolina's Medicaid program out of some $14 million. Newly filed documents in the case allege that Richard Graves, 49, was among a list of named and unnamed co-conspirators who paid millions in.
A Greensboro businessman pleaded guilty on Tuesday for his role in a sweeping urine-testing conspiracy in Charlotte and across the state that defrauded North Carolina's Medicaid program out of some $14 million. Newly filed documents in the case allege that Richard Graves, 49, was among a list of named and unnamed co-conspirators who paid millions in.
A Greensboro businessman pleaded guilty on Tuesday for his role in a sweeping urine-testing conspiracy in Charlotte and across the state that defrauded North Carolina's Medicaid program out of some $14 million. Newly filed documents in the case allege that Richard Graves, 49, was among a list of named and unnamed co-conspirators who paid millions in.
A Greensboro businessman pleaded guilty on Tuesday for his role in a sweeping urine-testing conspiracy in Charlotte and across the state that defrauded North Carolina's Medicaid program out of some $14 million. Newly filed documents in the case allege that Richard Graves, 49, was among a list of named and unnamed co-conspirators who paid millions in.