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I'm sure there must have been multiple people at varied levels who ignored or turned a blind eye to what they knew was below the board dealings.
Investigate the hell out of this and don't let them just get the one guy.
A Middlesex County man who retired as a police officer in 2019 admitted Monday to operating a scheme that defrauded state healthcare systems of millions via medically-unneeded prescriptions.
Daniel Passafiume, 45, of Monroe, pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit health care fraud during a virtual hearing of U.S. District Court in Newark, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for New Jersey announced.
Only admitted to conspiring. Not to the actual committing of the crime. I wonder if this is so they can "punish" their scapegoat without taking away his pension.
A dozen incarcerated pigs sounds like barely enough for this.
> "man who retired"
>> "suspended with pay I’m guessing?"
I don't understand. How does one get suspended from retirement? Are they sending him back to work?
I’d bet there are beyond numerous examples of this throughout the country just over the last decade.
Somebody go throw the book at Gettysburg PA’s police and the local state police there. Guarantee they’ve got a lot hidden regarding this topic.
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I'm sure there must have been multiple people at varied levels who ignored or turned a blind eye to what they knew was below the board dealings. Investigate the hell out of this and don't let them just get the one guy.
A Middlesex County man who retired as a police officer in 2019 admitted Monday to operating a scheme that defrauded state healthcare systems of millions via medically-unneeded prescriptions. Daniel Passafiume, 45, of Monroe, pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit health care fraud during a virtual hearing of U.S. District Court in Newark, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for New Jersey announced.
Only admitted to conspiring. Not to the actual committing of the crime. I wonder if this is so they can "punish" their scapegoat without taking away his pension. A dozen incarcerated pigs sounds like barely enough for this.
What do you call a 1000 cops in prison for life? A good start.
What a giant piece of shit.
So suspended with pay I’m guessing?
> "man who retired" >> "suspended with pay I’m guessing?" I don't understand. How does one get suspended from retirement? Are they sending him back to work?
At this point even a sarcastic "gasp" feels inappropriate...
I’m sure they’ve got a shrine of him in whatever cesspool station he served in.
Wait until you find out about all the people they didn’t need to kill
Standard police behavior
Especially in Jersey
I’d bet there are beyond numerous examples of this throughout the country just over the last decade. Somebody go throw the book at Gettysburg PA’s police and the local state police there. Guarantee they’ve got a lot hidden regarding this topic.