Huntsville man, 2 Florida men sentenced for $54M fraudulent prescriptions scheme
WASHINGTON, D.C.— The United States Department of Justice says a Huntsville man and two Florida men were sentenced on Tuesday for a $54 million bribery and kickback scheme. He and two other defendants are said to have billed TRICARE, a federal program that provides health insurance benefits to active duty and retired service members and their families, over $54…
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