A North Carolina woman has been busy over the last three years, illegally obtaining weight-loss medication, administering it to people, and defrauding insurance companies of more than $87,400, the state Department of Insurance alleged this week. Heather Ann Robinson, 37, of Kenly, near Raleigh, was charged with 170 felonies, including insurance fraud, identity…
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