ABINGDON, Va. —
Federal prosecutors are seeking cash and property from the Saltville Rescue Squad to recoup losses stemming from a health care fraud scheme.
In September, a federal jury acquitted the squad as a corporation in the case. Prosecutors contend that the squad benefited from the scheme, which involved fraudulent billings.
A motion filed by prosecutors seeks the forfeiture of more than $330,000, three ambulances, several trucks and emergency equipment. The Bristol Herald-Courier reports that U.S. District Judge James P. Jones held a hearing on the motion Monday in Abingdon.
Former squad president Eddie Louthian Sr. was convicted on health care fraud and perjury charges in September. A former squad member, Monica Hicks, was convicted of a conspiracy charge.
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