Another Gainesville Correctional Football Alum going to jail...

SubZeroDegrees

50 shots in the blender.
Supporter
Joined
Apr 30, 2012
Messages
36,847
Reputation
4,028
Daps
81,704
Reppin
Nawlins
Shane Matthews has released a statement after he received a three-month prison sentence for his involvement in a $20 million healthcare fraud conspiracy.

On Monday, GatorSports.com’s Kevin Brockway reported the terms of the plea agreement for the former Gators quarterback, who played for Florida from 1990-92 and became involved with former Gators linebacker Monty Grow in the scheme. A jury unanimously convicted Grow on Monday of a healthcare fraud conspiracy for bilking $20 million from the TRICARE program for military members, veterans and their families, per a story from Jay Weaver of The Miami Herald. Grow was also convicted of conspiring to receive and pay kickbacks for referring hundreds of military beneficiaries to the Pompano Beach-based pharmacy, Patient Care America, as well as of money laundering.

Per Brockway, Matthews has until June to start the prison sentence, and the former player must pay $439,000 in restitution. Weaver reported that Grow was accused in a 49-count indictment of hiring an independent marketing team that included Matthews in the plan to fleece the TRICARE program. Matthews was paid $440,000 for “lining up sales representatives who then landed TRICARE patients for the pharmacy,” according to Weaver. Matthews was sentenced last week.

Scumbag School. @malbaker86 :scust:
 

smitty22

Is now part of Thee Alliance. Ill die for this ish
Supporter
Joined
May 6, 2012
Messages
68,029
Reputation
37,646
Daps
225,782
how much of a scumbag do you have to be to steal from vets? :hhh: it ain't like they got money anyways :dead:
TriCare is the military health insurance. Vets have a choice to sign up with them after they get out, but it's pretty expensive.
 

42 Monks

Veteran
Supporter
Joined
Feb 20, 2014
Messages
63,176
Reputation
11,384
Daps
229,857
Reppin
Carolina
TriCare is the military health insurance. Vets have a choice to sign up with them after they get out, but it's pretty expensive.
compared to regular health insurance its peanuts. also in a lot of cases you're tethered to certain facilities as well

either way its scumbaggy as hell
 
Top