Virginia hospital indicted over doctor's unnecessary surgeries for women
A Virginia hospital has been indicted on federal charges arising out of what prosecutors say was a "horrifying scheme" to profit from unnecessary hysterectomies and other surgeries performed by a doctor that left many patients sterile.
WESH 2 Investigates has learned one of the Palm Bay officers named in the lawsuit was also involved in a more recent arrest that also raises questions about police conduct.
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