Attorney General Letitia James announced on June 29 the arrest and indictment of Nduka Lewis Ekpenyong, 36, of Hewlett, New York, the owner of Duke Medical, Inc., a medical supply company in Brownsville, Brooklyn. Prosecutors allege he stole more than $2.5 million from Medicaid by submitting over 6,000 fraudulent claims for a pediatric nutritional supplement he largely never delivered.
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Brownsville supplier billed Medicaid $2.5 million for baby formula he never delivered, prosecutors say. He allegedly spent it on a Bentley and a Range Rover.
Nduka Ekpenyong, owner of Duke Medical in Brownsville, was indicted for billing Medicaid $2.5 million for children's formula he largely never delivered.
Brownsville supplier billed Medicaid $2.5 million for baby formula he never delivered, prosecutors say. He allegedly spent it on a Bentley and a Range Rover.
Nduka Ekpenyong, owner of Duke Medical in Brownsville, was indicted for billing Medicaid $2.5 million for children's formula he largely never delivered.
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