Rostock Regional Court - Pleas in the fraud trial against ex-nursing home operator
In the trial against a former nursing home operator for alleged fraud in the millions, the pleadings are expected on Monday (from 9.30 a.m.) at Rostock District Court. A verdict may also be announced afterwards.
The 37-year-old has already been sentenced to four years in prison in an earlier trial and is currently serving this sentence in prison. The current trial, which has been ongoing since May of this year, involved allegations of particularly serious fraud involving millions of euros at the expense of health and care insurance companies.
The woman is alleged to have operated her facility in Krakow am See (Rostock district) between May 2013 and October 2015 without a responsible care manager. According to the indictment, she issued invoices totaling around 1.8 million euros to health and care insurance companies, which were paid almost in full.
In June 2022, the Rostock Regional Court sentenced the woman to four years in prison for deprivation of liberty, abuse of wards and fraud. The verdict became final in March of this year.
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- The upcoming plea in the fraud trial at the Rostock Regional Court against the former nursing home operator could potentially lead to additional judgments involving a substantial million euro amount.
- The woman under investigation in the criminal case facing the Rostock Regional Court for fraud and other alleged offenses, totaling millions, previously received a prison sentence of four years.
- During the fraud trial before the Rostock Regional Court, processes will be conducted to determine the defendant's guilt or innocence, as she is accused of operating a nursing home without a care manager and defrauding insurance companies of around 1.8 million euros.
- The current fraud trial against the woman, taking place at the Regional Court in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, could result in penalties reaching beyond the initial four-year sentence if the charges of criminality in connection with the million euro amount are proven.
- At the forthcoming plea hearing on Monday at the Regional Court in Rostock, the former nursing home operator may choose to enter a plea of guilty or not guilty, which will then influence the judge's judgments and final decisions in the fraud trial.
- The Regional Court in Rostock has already handed down a four-year prison sentence for the woman in a previous trial, but in the ongoing fraud trial, the accusations and millions involved may result in increased penalties.
Source: www.stern.de
