Ohio fraud indictments spotlight nearly $60M in scheme across Medicaid, PPP
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Fourteen people in Ohio are charged with nearly $60 million in fraud across Medicaid, a romance scam, and fraudulent Paycheck Protection Program loans, announced at a Columbus-area news conference led by Acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche. The indictments surface amid a partisan fight over Medicaid fraud and immigration, with Republicans highlighting enforcement and Democrats arguing the issue is being politicized.
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- Officials accuse 14 in fraud cases across Ohio; establishes FBI Most Wanted Fraudsters List WLWT
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