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September 15, 2016
Ex-Army Doc Asks To Toss 6-Year Term For Bribery Scheme
A former U.S. Army doctor serving six years in prison after being captured by federal marshals for her role in a bribery scheme that netted $8 million in falsely obtained contracts has urged a Texas federal court to vacate her sentence, arguing in a disjointed pro se motion that she entered a guilty plea under false pretenses.
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May 14, 2015
Ex-Army Doc Gets 6 Years For $8M Medical Contract Scheme
A former U.S. Army doctor has been sentenced in absentia to six years in prison by a Texas federal judge after failing to show up to a hearing for her role in a bribery scheme that netted $8 million in falsely obtained contracts for medical equipment and personnel, court records show.
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January 09, 2014
Ex-Army Doc, Sgt. Admit To $8M Med. Supply Contract Scheme
A former military doctor and a retired U.S. Army sergeant both pled guilty Thursday in Texas federal court to their roles in a bribery scheme that netted $8 million in falsely obtained contracts for medical equipment and personnel, according to court records.
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August 20, 2013
Former Army Doc Denies $8M Medical Supply Contract Scheme
A former military doctor pled not guilty on Monday in Texas federal court to her alleged role in a bribery scheme that netted nearly $8 million in falsely obtained contracts for medical equipment and personnel, the last in an accused trio to deny the scheme.