Breaking News:Former NBA player's charged in insurance scam

[Mr. Jack Napier]

They a different breed of stupid.

 

[Nero Christ]

didn't Big Baby just beat the drug charges while on the Cessna eating popeye's and he doing this

anyway there's a reason why you need a large criminal network (in various areas of system) before you try to do something like this, not just 20 people you hooped wit & even still, if the Feds want to get you, they will

 

[Gyasi85]

340 mill combined salary Breh's.....

 

[Deus]

these nikkas worked harder trying to scam the league than they did trying to stay in the league

the first big red flag was letting terrence williams be the ring leader

Tsk Tsk

• Deus
• Apr 13, 2020

White Chappelle

 

[Rekkapryde]

One of them made a fake invoice claiming 8 root canals in one day

You bullshyttin

 

[Rekkapryde]

The more I read this it is clear somebody snitched

The initial doctor probably snitched too

The more you read the more you see how easy it was to catch these morons

 

[Scientific]

count em, how many of them used to play for the Blazers? Add this onto the list of Blazers fckry

 

[lib123]

There’s a lot of truth in this.

There’s truth but many NBA players still come from lower or working class backgrounds.

 

[GPBear]

Sounds like some bullshyt to me.

The players and their families are entitled to health care


4 million, 18 people, that's like 200k each. In a league worth billions, which it earned by exploiting the workers.

 

[MikelArteta]

Sounds like some bullshyt to me.

The players and their families are entitled to health care


4 million, 18 people, that's like 200k each. In a league worth billions, which it earned by exploiting the workers.

Of course they are entitled to healthcare and dental which they get

it’s when you commit fraud and don’t use those services but still bill for them

it’s no difference than you getting dental at work and submitting false claims

 

[Joe_tu-pac]

Came across this vid randomly, the irony is hilarious

 

[GPBear]

Of course they are entitled to healthcare and dental which they get

it’s when you commit fraud and don’t use those services but still bill for them

it’s no difference than you getting dental at work and submitting false claims

That's what I'm saying.

If there's 18 people involved, 4 million, that's ~200k each, and I assume this was ongoing for years - so that's 200k broken up over time. Compared to the salaries dudes were making, that's really not much of a scam. I don't think they were intentionally scamming, and if they were, they weren't doing it very successfully.

 

[Rell84shots]

Not surprised with Telfair

But not the homies Tony Allen & Darius Miles

When I saw Tony's name. Dude is legit top 5 greatest defenders of the 2000s.

 

[Hersh]

kinda surprised Zack R. Rasheed. even Ai not on this list... glad.. but surprised

 

[Won Won]

According to the court documents, several of the fake invoices and medical necessity forms stood out because, “they are not on letterhead, they contain unusual formatting, they have grammatical errors” and were sent on the same dates from different offices.