School Superintendent Charged For Using Health Insurance To Help Sick Student

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School Superintendent Charged For Using Health Insurance To Help Sick Student

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School Superintendent Charged For Using Health Insurance To Help Sick Student

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A superintendent from Elwood, Indiana, is facing charges of insurance fraud after police say she used her son's name to get medical treatment for a sick student who didn't have health insurance, CBS affiliate WTTV-TV reports.

School Superintendent Charged For Using Health Insurance To Help Sick Student

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A superintendent from Elwood, Indiana, is facing charges of insurance fraud after police say she used her son's name to get medical treatment for a sick student who didn't have health insurance, CBS affiliate WTTV-TV reports.

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