Los Angeles’ top federal prosecutor said that Californians can only imagine the extent of fraud in their state following the announcement of $270 million Medi-Cal scammer’s arrest this week.
Bill Essayli, First Assistant US Attorney for the Central District of California, didn’t hold back while discussing the case during an appearance on Fox News — saying the the scheme unfolded during a nearly yearlong period when the state took its eye off the ball.
“He took $200 million from the state of California’s Medi-Cal system in an 11-month period because they suspended their fraud-prevention measures that they had on their website,” Essayli said, describing the case of Orange County’s Paul Richard Randall, 66, who admitted to orchestrating…
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