Ashley Latimer News Today

The Attorney General of Pennsylvania, Michelle Henry, declared that Ashley Latimer, a 35-year-old medical assistant based in Philadelphia, has admitted guilt to 11 felonies. These offenses stem from her theft of confidential patient records, which she exploited to open credit cards unlawfully, make purchases, and lease an apartment. As part of a plea deal reached […]

A Philadelphia woman who worked as a medical assistant will spend time in prison and has a restitution bill of more than $31,000 for stealing information from patient records, including Montgomery County victims, which she used to fraudulently open credit cards, purchase items, and lease an apartment.

A Philadelphia woman who worked as a medical assistant will spend time in prison and has a restitution bill of more than $31,000 for stealing information from patient records, including Montgomery County victims, which she used to fraudulently open credit cards, purchase items, and lease an apartment.

A Philadelphia woman who worked as a medical assistant will spend time in prison and has a restitution bill of more than $31,000 for stealing information from patient records, including Montgomery County victims, which she used to fraudulently open credit cards, purchase items, and lease an apartment.

A Philadelphia woman who worked as a medical assistant will spend time in prison and has a restitution bill of more than $31,000 for stealing information from patient records, including Montgomery County victims, which she used to fraudulently open credit cards, purchase items, and lease an apartment.

A Philadelphia woman who worked as a medical assistant will spend time in prison and has a restitution bill of more than $31,000 for stealing information from patient records, including Montgomery County victims, which she used to fraudulently open credit cards, purchase items, and lease an apartment.

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