Blackstone Man Pleads Guilty To Identity Theft Scam With Woonsocket Man
John Tropea, 59, of Blackstone joined Keith Huguenin, 33, of Woonsocket in admitting to fraud.
A Blackstone man has joined his accomplice, Keith Huguenin, 33, of Woonsocket, in pleading guilty to stealing dozens of identities, which were used to pass forged doctors’ prescriptions at pharmacies and receive prescription drugs. John Tropea, 59, of Blackstone, has been sentenced in connection with the identity thefts, Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley announced today. Tropea pleaded guilty Wednesday to charges of Identity Fraud (76 counts), Obtaining Drugs by Fraud (76 counts), False Health Care Claims (40 counts), and Conspiracy. After the plea was entered Judge Thomas A. Connors sentenced Tropea to two-and-a-half years in the House of Correction with five years probation after his incarceration. Tropea was previously …
Amanda Reiner
11:51 pm on Friday, October 5, 2012
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