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Two               men               have               been               indicted               by               a               federal               grand               jury               on               charges               of               conspiracy               to               commit               health               care               fraud               and               charges               of               health               care               fraud,               in               Atlanta,               Georgia.

Hezron               Collie,               29,               of               Atlanta               and               Varian               Scott,               35,               of               Miami,               Florida;               were               charged               in               connection               with               a               forged               prescription               scheme               that               billed               more               than               $1               million               to               Georgia               Medicaid.

United               States               Attorney               David               E.

Nahmias               stated               in               a               press               release               posted               on               the               Federal               Bureau               of               Investigation               (FBI)               website               that               the               indictment               results               from               the               hard               work               and               cooperation               of               state,               local               and               federal               agencies.
               Mr.

Nahmias               went               on               to               say               that               people               who               cheat               Medicaid               are               really               cheating               American               taxpayers.

It               is               the               taxpayer               that               bears               the               financial               loss               for               this               kind               of               fraud.
               Thurbert               Baker,               Georgia               Attorney               General               stated               that               Medicaid               fraud               strips               away               resources               from               a               system               designed               for               people               in               need.

Mr.

Baked               vowed               that               his               office               would               continue               to               work               along               with               federal               law               agencies               to               target               the               criminals               who               cheat               the               system               and               to               protect               the               taxpayers               and               the               Medicaid               system               from               fraud.
               According               to               the               information               presented               in               court,               Collie,               Scott               and               others               obtained               blank               prescription               pads               from               the               Emory               University               Winship               Cancer               Institute               and               two               other               doctors.

The               men               obtained               the               pads               between               September               2005               and               April               2006.
               Allegedly,               the               defendants               obtained               names               and               personal               information,               including               dates               of               birth               and               Georgia               Medicaid               numbers,               from               dozens               of               people.

The               defendants               allegedly               used               the               information               from               dozens               of               people               to               forge               multiple               prescriptions               for               Neupogen               and               other               medications               used               in               treatment               of               cancer               and               AIDS.
               The               forged               prescriptions               were               presented               to               pharmacies               throughout               the               Atlanta               area,               including               Walgreens,               Publix,               CVS,               Eckerd               and               Kroger.

Allegedly,               Collie               and               Scott               also               recruited               an               employee               of               at               least               one               of               the               pharmacies               to               help               facilitate               the               scheme.

The               pharmacy               employee               has               pleaded               guilty               and               is               cooperating               with               authorities.
               As               a               result               of               this               prescription               fraud,               the               Georgia               Medicaid               system               has               been               billed               about               $1.1               million               for               the               medications               that               Collie               and               Scott               obtained               fraudulently.

Reportedly,               the               doctors               and               pharmacies               are               cooperating               with               authorities               in               the               investigation.
               The               indictment               charges               Collie               and               Scott               with               20               counts               of               health               care               fraud               and               one               count               of               conspiracy               to               commit               health               care               fraud.

The               charges               have               a               maximum               prison               sentence               of               10               years               and               a               $250,000               fine               per               count.
               Charges               of               a               crime               are               allegations.

Defendants               are               presumed               innocent               until               proven               guilty.
               Resources:
               FBI:               Two               men               indicted               for               million               dollar               Medicaid               fraud               -               over               $1.1               million               worth               of               forged               prescriptions               in               just               8               months.

Press               release               dated               March               4,               2009.
               Related               Articles:
               Chicago               Man               Charged               in               $4.7               Million               Ponzi               Scheme
               Miami               Medical               Clinic               Owner               Pleads               Guilty               to               $5.3               Million               Medicare               Fraud
               Indiana               Man               Charged               with               $964,852               in               Medicaid               Fraud
               Medicare               Health               Fraud               on               the               Increase               in               Florida
               Arrests               Made               in               Multimillion               Dollar               Tax               Refund               Scheme






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