Dimondale Man Draws Prison Term For Defrauding Msu In Health Care Scheme

Lansing State Journal, Lansing State Journal
Mon, 08/15/2022 - 3:38pm

Daniel Brown solicited a doctor to sign prescriptions for medically unnecessary pain creams and patches for MSU employees, officials said.

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