Pharmacist Gets Prison Time for Role in $121 Million Fraud (Corrected)

A Florida pharmacist got a 10-year prison sentence and will have to forfeit several luxury cars as part of his punishment for participating in a scheme involving fraudulent billing for compounded drugs. A jury in January found Ademola O. Adebayo guilty of submitting false claims to private insurers, Medicare, and TRICARE. He is the last of nine people convicted in the case out of the Southern District of Florida.

• Lots of Loot: The conspiracy reaped $121 million in ill-gotten gains. Adebayo received $1.5 million for his role and bought cars and a house with it, prosecutors said.

• On the Hook: ...