Parents in Minnesota were paid up to $1,500 per child if they enrolled kids for bogus treatments at two autism centers as part of the largest-of-its-kind fraud and money laundering scheme, the feds have alleged.
Parents in Minnesota were paid up to $1,500 per child if they enrolled kids for bogus treatments at two autism centers as part of the largest-of-its-kind fraud and money laundering scheme, the feds have alleged.
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