Attorney General Laxalt Pursues Fraudulent Health Care Provider
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Attorney General Laxalt Pursues Fraudulent Health Care Provider — Criminal
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Las Vegas, NV - Nevada Attorney General Adam Paul Laxalt announced that Jeremy Sean Long, 40, of Las Vegas, was sentenced for submitting false Medicaid claims for behavioral health services he failed to provide. Long entered a guilty plea to one count of intentional failure to maintain adequate records, a gross misdemeanor. The fraud was committed between June and August 2012.
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