Two Charged with Preying on Those Struggling with Addiction
Two men who authorities say took advantage of people struggling with opioid addiction by signing them up for false insurance policies and sending them to
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Two men who authorities say took advantage of people struggling with opioid addiction by signing them up for false insurance policies and sending them to
Michael Hislop, 56, of Boston, and Timothy Hirsch, 38, of Pelham, New Hampshire, were indicted Monday on multiple counts each of larceny, filing a false health care application, and conspiracy.
BOSTON (AP) — Two men who authorities say took advantage of people struggling with opioid addiction by signing them up for false insurance policies and sending them to dubious out-of-state treatment facilities have been indicted on multiple charges, the Massachusetts attorney general's office said Friday.
Following an Investigation Into Illegal Treatment and Recovery Scams, Two Individuals Have Been Indicted in Connection With Preying on People With Substance Use Disorder, Sending Them to Treatment Facilities in Florida