Sports
February 19, 2023
By Kuldeep Rathore
Due to their participation in a fraud operation, two former NBA players have received jail sentences.
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Today, sentences were given to Keyon Dooling and Alan Anderson in the southern district of the state of New York. Anderson was given a 24-month sentence, while Dooling was given a 30-month term.
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The retired players' health and welfare benefits program of the NBA was used in a conspiracy involving the ex-players.
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Among the 18 ex-players accused in connection with the conspiracy that involved around $4 million in false claims were Dooling and Anderson.
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Dooling got false reimbursements totaling $363,000. He is also suspected of helping others file bogus claims for more than $194,000 with his help.
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In order to facilitate a total of $710,000, Anderson filed $121,000 in bogus claims and also attracted more participants.
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Among the 18 ex-players accused in connection with the conspiracy that involved around $4 million in false claims were Dooling and Anderson.
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Dooling got false reimbursements totaling $363,000. He is also suspected of helping others file bogus claims for more than $194,000 with his help.
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Former athletes Terrence Williams and Glen Davis are also reportedly complicit in the plot.
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Williams is accused of orchestrating the plan and luring other participants into it by presenting them with false invoices. He allegedly got payments totaling $230,000.
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