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On the article Details Scarce 4 Months After Fatal Homewood Shooting
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On the article Suburban Doctor Accused of $1.7 Million Medicare, Insurance Fraud
Nick Swedberg
5:32 pm on Wednesday, May 15, 2013
I updated the story. The U.S. Attorney's Office confirmed the Flossmoor address but said that location has closed.
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On the article Suburban Doctor Accused of $1.7 Million Medicare, Insurance Fraud
Nick Swedberg
3:53 pm on Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Additionally, the indictment does NOT list "Sunrise Senior Living." We did NOT report that in the story and I wanted to make sure everyone reading these comments is especially aware of the fact that senior center was not in the indictment.
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On the article Suburban Doctor Accused of $1.7 Million Medicare, Insurance Fraud
Nick Swedberg
3:43 pm on Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Hi Debbie,
We are looking further into this right now. The indictment filed by the U.S. Attorney listed "Flossmoor," which is what we used. We'll keep you posted.
Thanks,
Nick
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On the article Suburban Doctor Accused of $1.7 Million Medicare, Insurance Fraud
Nick Swedberg
3:41 pm on Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Hi FlossmoorMom,
Thanks for the comments. The indictment listed Flossmoor so we're checking this out further. You are correct about the Frankfort address. We'll keep you posted.
Nick
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On the article Illinois Politicians, Administrators Talk State Pension Issues (Live Blog)
Nick Swedberg
6:31 pm on Monday, May 13, 2013
ReplyHi, everyone. Quick announcement: Editor Ben Feldheim no longer has an Internet connection to keep the blog going. Our apologies.
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On the article Driver Tells Cop He Had a 'Few' Drinks: Blotter
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On the article Messing with Your Homes, May 2
Nick Swedberg
10:18 am on Tuesday, May 7, 2013
ReplyHaha. Yeah, wouldn't that be nice? That was October of last year. Makes more sense now?
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On the article Midlothian Man Accused of Sexual Relationship with Underage Girl
Nick Swedberg
1:37 pm on Sunday, April 14, 2013
ReplyA comment was removed because it violated Patch's Terms of Use by containing racist and violent references.
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On the article ARREST WARRANTS: Wanted in Oak Forest
Nick Swedberg
7:54 pm on Monday, May 20, 2013
@Dinkum—I spoke with the Illinois State Police, which is referenced in the post. I tried to get more information about these types investigations — I specifically asked about the average amount of time it takes — and wasn't given those details. The spokesman I talked to wasn't particularly helpful. I hope that the Public Integrity Unit is more forthcoming with details in my follow-up story.