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Flowers Hospital fraud case update: Defendant seeks to withdraw guilty plea, claims others involved

Posted on October 21, 2014 by Dissent

Dothan First reports:

Just days before he is scheduled to be sentenced on identity theft charges the man arrested for stealing patient’s personal information from Flowers Hospital is seeking to withdraw his guilty plea. Karmarian Millender claims he is not the only one involved in the scheme. He also claims to be a victim of ineffective counsel.

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Millender is accused of stealing personal information from patient records submitted to the lab at the hospital. He is charged with selling the information that was, in turn, used to file fraudulent income tax returns. However, Millender now claims others involved in the scheme were not charged. He mentions no specific names and Millender is the only person arrested so far.

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