The Brief
- A Peoria man is indicted for health care fraud and money laundering connected to a $33 million Medicaid scheme.
- Maurice Williams bought a $5.5 million mansion and luxury goods with the fraudulent funds, the feds say.
- A conviction could result in a maximum sentence of 10 years in federal prison for each count.
PEORIA, Ariz. – A federal indictment against a Peoria man reveals new allegations tied to massive Medicaid fraud that plagued Arizona.
In this case, Maurice Williams flaunted his wealth as he made nearly $20 million through AHCCCS, and he is now charged with health care fraud and money laundering.
What we know:…