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Community Howard Health medics check a man in the 700 block of South Union who was complaining of fever and trouble breathing on April 7, 2020. With the fear of COVID spreading, medical crews were being overly precautious early in the pandemic.
Tim Bath | Kokomo Tribune
Tim Bath
Photo provided by Ascension St. Vincent
Sophia Good looks up at her alpaca during the llama and alpaca show at the Howard County 4-H Fair on Wednesday, July 15, 2020. Kelly Lafferty Gerber | Kokomo Tribune
Kelly Lafferty Gerber | Kokomo Tribune
Workers prepare to build ventilators at the GM manufacturing facility in Kokomo, Indiana, Tuesday, April 7, 2020, where GM and Ventec Life Systems are partnering to produce Ventec critical care ventilators in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
YOUNGSTOWN Attorneys with the Tax Division of the Treasury Department have filed a complaint against a Boardman chiropractor alleging she owes $366,558 plus interest for failing to report foreign bank accounts to the federal government.
The complaint was filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court, alleging that Denise Carradine, owner of Carradine Chiropractic Center Inc. and Breath of Vitality Inc. Pilates studio, both of Boardman, opened an account with the Swiss bank Maerki Baumann & Co. in 2006 and deposited about $814,000 in the account through June 2008.
She put funds from her companies in the account, the suit states.
She later transferred the funds to an account with Grand Palm Ltd. in the Turks and Caicos Islands and then closed that account in 2014 and transferred the funds to the United States.