Hardly, keep trolling.

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Oh dear did someone rattle your cage?
You simple minded intellectually inferior child, scurry along now.

While they are a bunch of scum they are U.S. born genius.

Umm, where is the part of their plea deal with the US Goverment to not get deported?






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Yeah, you tell 'em Grampy;










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And ppl wonder why our country is broke and we endlessly kowtow to immigrant scum who game our lenient system.

By John Heinis/Hudson County View

Hudson County Superior Court Judge Mitzy Galis-Menendez dismissed the second degree commercial bribery charge against Fritz, 48, on Thursday, according to documents obtained by Hudson County View.

Specifically, the judgement of acquittal says that Fritz ?was found not guilty at a non-jury trial,? meaning a jury was waived and Galis-Menendez made her decision after a bench trial.

Fritz, whose office is in Journal Square, was first tried on the case late last year, ultimately concluding with a hung jury on October 6.

Fritz was also initially charged with healthcare fraud and ?knowingly acting as or using a runner,? but those charges were dismissed on September 13, 2016, the ruling says.

The same charges were tossed in a nearly identical fashion during Roque?s case.

Fritz was indicted just days before Roque in June 2015, with the state attorney general?s office accusing him of referring approximately 4,500 scans to medical imaging facilities controlled by Rehan Zuberi in exchange for approximately $500,000 in kickbacks between 2006 and 2013.

Zuberi was the state?s key witness in Roque?s case, claiming he bribed him twice at the mayor?s office, but his credibility took a hit when the defense brought out his lavish lifestyle and prior convictions.

Howard Brownstein, Fritz?s attorney in the matter, declined to comment beyond the judge?s ruling.

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US healthcare is simply broken compared to other countries. Amazes me that we haven't extended consumer protections beyond the FDA.

http://www.commonwealthfund.org/publi ... ts/2014/jun/mirror-mirror

I am sure this is an issue much more prevalent than people are willing to admit or believe. The medical profession is under a lot of stress to turn a profit, or even break even, which is why we have doctors rushing you in 15 minutes or less, and a whole litany of other complaints. A lot of it is actually out of their hands (insurance companies essentially tell doctors how to run their practices...) but, of course, there is no justification for this kind of stuff. But, seriously, is it ANY surprise that this is going on?? I am sure lots of people who go to doctors are told to get x-rays, ct scans, and other medical imaging procedures, to help "diagnose" what are probably nothing more than simple problems. Be an informed consumer/customer and use your common sense.

What happened to the good old dayz when you were just told to turn and cough.

By Christopher Baxter | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
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on June 03, 2015 at 5:01 PM, updated June 03, 2015 at 6:36 PM

Four New Jersey doctors and a chiropractor were indicted Wednesday for allegedly taking bribes and kickbacks to refer patients to various medical imaging centers, state authorities said. The husband and wife team who ran the centers pleaded guilty last month.

From 2006 to 2013, John Fritz, 47, of Jersey City, a family physician with a practice in the city, referred approximately 4,500 scans to Diagnostic Imaging Affiliates centers for approximately $500,000 in kickbacks, the state Attorney General's Office said.

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