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Feds charge 15 suspects in multiple alleged insurance, Medicare fraud schemes

Newseze Wire·Fri, Oct 23, 12:16 PMWire: ABC 7 Los Angeles
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Feds charge 15 suspects in multiple alleged insurance, Medicare fraud schemes

Federal prosecutors charged 15 people in connection with an alleged Medicare and insurance fraud schemes, the Justice Department said on Thursday.

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