Frisco man struggling to get job wanted to keep $60M fraud indictment from prospective employers.

Frisco man struggling to get job wanted to keep $60M fraud indictment from prospective employers. A judge said no.


A Frisco man is looking for work. He's got credentials as an accountant and management experience as a top executive.

He also has been accused of running a $60 million health care fraud scheme. But he'd rather not have to tell prospective employers about that.

Bradley J. Harris, 37, asked a judge on Friday to be allowed to keep his indictment in the sweeping federal case under wraps while job hunting.

Federal authorities say Harris is a mastermind behind a scheme to defraud Medicare and Medicaid out of millions of dollars through his now-shuttered hospice companies. A 31-page indictment from February 2017 alleges profits took priority over patient care at Novus Health Services and Optim Health Services, where Harris was CEO.

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