Office of the Maine Attorney General

Worker Convicted of Worker's Compensation Fraud Sentenced to Six Months in Jail

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Worker Convicted of Workers? Compensation FraudSentenced to Six Months in Jail

Contact: Assistant Attorney GeneralLeanne Robbin, (207) 822-0496

AUGUSTA: Attorney General Janet Mills announced today that the Superior Court (Beaudoin, J.) imposed a sentence of six months in jail on Landon Logsdon, age 37, of Portland, for a Class C felony of Theft by Deception in connection with his theft of workers? compensation benefits from 2006 through 2008.

Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor and Spouse Convicted of Theft

For Immediate Release Contact: Michael Miller
April 17, 2009 (207) 626-8891

LICENSED ALCOHOL AND DRUG COUNSELOR AND SPOUSE CONVICTED OF THEFT

Attorney General Janet T. Mills announced today that licensed alcohol and drug counselor David A. McFarland and his spouse, Mary A. McFarland pleaded guilty to charges of theft by deception from the MaineCare Program and from the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation.

MACCS Military Clothing Store Agrees to Reimburse Soldiers

For Immediate Release
February 13, 2009

Contact:Kate Simmons 215-5088Jim McKenna 626-8842

MAACS Military Clothing Store Agrees to Reimburse Soldiers

Attorney General Janet T. Mills announced that South Portland military clothing seller MAACS, Inc and its owner Allison MacDonald have entered into a Maine Superior Court Consent Decree which requires MAACS to refund to 96 armed service personnel their payments for military uniforms that were never delivered. The total amount of restitution ordered by the Court is $18,716.

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