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Surgical Assistant Suspected of Identity Theft Scheme at Southern California Hospitals

Posted on September 16, 2019 by Dissent

Eric Leonard, Philip Drechsler and Andrew Blankstein report:

A man who worked as a surgical assistant has been arrested on suspicion of stealing identities, financial data, and money from employees and patients while working at several Los Angeles area hospitals, law enforcement sources told NBCLA.

James Shannon, also known as James Sannon and other aliases, was being held in lieu of $1.1-million bail.

Read more on NBC.

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