Chiropractor who admitted bribing St. Louis cops sentenced to prison, must pay $1 million
Davis also has closed his practice and forfeited his license.
Davis and his wife,
His plea says he told patients that higher medical bills would boost insurance settlements.
He also sent patients to pain management doctors before determining whether they needed those services and had chiropractors perform therapeutic massage knowing they weren't licensed to do so, his plea says.
Davis' office was known as Davis Chiropractic, at
They also complained that two lawyers who they claimed were more culpable and who had profited more that
Davis apologized in court, saying he was just trying to help car accident patients get fined insurance settlements and didn't think it was a crime.
Assistant
Two of the former police officers implicated in the scheme have also pleaded guilty.
Former officers
Owens left the department in
Mitchell and
The Davises sometimes asked lawyers to get the information for them. At other times, their employees pretended to work for accident victims' attorneys to get the nonpublic information. They also used police officers, who accessed reports from police stations and their police vehicles, then took cash payoffs.
It's not clear how the scheme was discovered, but during the investigation,
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