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Digital health executives arrested for $100M Adderall distribution scheme - Vimarsana News

Digital health executives arrested for $100M Adderall distribution scheme

The founder and CEO of a California-based digital health company, along with its clinical president, were arrested today for their alleged involvement in a scheme to distribute Adderall over the internet and commit health care fraud by submitting false claims for reimbursement.

Kenyan national sentenced for advance fee fraud scheme - Vimarsana News

Kenyan national sentenced for advance fee fraud scheme

A Kenyan national was sentenced to 11 years and three months in prison for perpetrating an advance fee and investment scheme that defrauded numerous victims.

Needville man sentenced to federal prison for illegal kickback and insider trading schemes in Houston - Vimarsana News

Needville man sentenced to federal prison for illegal kickback and insider trading schemes in Houston

HOUSTON, Texas — A 56-year-old Needville man has been ordered to federal prison for his role in an illegal kickback scheme and a commodities insider trading scheme involving natural gas

SAF Company Founder Found Guilty Of Embezzling Millions - Vimarsana News

SAF Company Founder Found Guilty Of Embezzling Millions

Federal Court sentences former SAF company CEO to three years for embezzling and fraud.

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Sustainable fuel company's ex-CEO sentenced for multimillion-dollar embezzlement - Vimarsana News

Sustainable fuel company's ex-CEO sentenced for multimillion-dollar embezzlement

The founder and former CEO of a sustainable fuel company was sentenced today to three years in prison for embezzling at least $5.9 million and defrauding investors out of approximately $15 million.