Owner of hospice companies sentenced to 20-years in prison for $150 million health care fraud and money laundering scheme
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A corporate executive has been ordered to serve 20 years in prison after his conviction related to falsely telling thousands of patients with long-term incurable diseases, such as Alzheimer’s and dementia, they had less than six months to live and subsequently enrolling them in hospice programs.
A federal jury in McAllen, Texas, convicted Rodney Mesquias, 48, of San Antonio, Texas. The one-month trial in November 2019 was one of the first criminal hospice fraud prosecutions the Department of Justice has presented to a federal jury.
Posted at 11:42 am on December 16, 2020 by Doug P.
The Senate Homeland Security Committee is holding a hearing today on 2020 voting irregularities. At the beginning of the hearing, ranking Democrat, Sen. Gary Peters of Michigan, demonstrated how congressional Democrats are pretending the last four years never happened:
At election irregularity hearing, top Dem on panel Peters says claims about election fraud fuels conspiracy theories. Says amplifying such claims erodes public trust.
Projection overload
incoming!
Sen. Gary Peters: Amplifying these obviously false narratives about fraud or irregularities corrodes public trust; it threatens national security; and it weakens our democracy and our standing around the world. https://t.co/eZmtxywKf5pic.twitter.com/UgJYMTehq2