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Milwaukee County Pays $1.05 Million Judgment for Bankrupt Armor Correctional Health to Former Jail Detainee
Loaded on Nov. 15, 2024
published in Prison Legal News
November, 2024, page 53
Filed under:
Armor Correctional Health Services,
Settlements,
Bankruptcy,
Bankruptcy Fraud.
Location:
Wisconsin.
Miami-based Armor Correctional Health had virtually no experience in providing medical care to prisoners when Dr. Jose Jesus Armas started the firm in 2004, but over the next few years it amassed millions of dollars in contracts with county jails through apparent political maneuvers and promises of huge financial savings, ...
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