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Detroit nurse charged with allegedly stealing controlled substances from nursing home patient
A licensed practical nurse, Maniya Miller, was arraigned on charges alleging she stole controlled substances from a nursing home patient and falsified medical records to cover up the theft. She faces three felony charges: larceny in a building, falsifying medical records, and illegal possession of a controlled substance. The case is being handled by the Michigan Attorney General’s Health Care Fraud Division.
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Maniya MillerpersonDetroitplaceMichigan Attorney General Dana Nessel’s officeorganizationCenterline nursing homeorganization37th District CourtorganizationMichigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory AffairsorganizationU.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector Generalorganizationcontrolled substancestopic
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