Final member of $6M-plus insurance fraud ring sentenced to nearly 4 years
A Davie woman pleaded guilty for her role in a $6.6 million insurance fraud con and will serve nearly four years in prison, ending the unraveling of a massive scheme that spanned South Florida and the rest of the state. Lisette Patricio, 64, was sentenced to three years and nine months followed by five years of supervised release after she pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit bank fraud and filing false tax returns, according to a judgment and her agreement to the facts of the case. Her sentence is a reprieve from the penalty she could have faced, as the […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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