A one-time South Florida organized crime figure is facing new federal charges, this time that he defrauded Medicare of 3.8 million dollars. John Mamone (Mah-MOAN-ee), who lives west of Delray Beach, has pleaded not guilty to conspiracy to commit health care fraud and is free on bail. Prosecutors say Mamone helped run loan-sharking, money-laundering and marijuana-smuggling operations in the 1980s and 1990s before being sent to prison. He then testified against other organized crime figures, receiving a spot in the witness protection program. The new fraud charges involve submitting phony bills for wrist, knee and shoulder braces.

A one-time South Florida organized crime figure is facing new federal charges, this time that he defrauded Medicare of 3.8 million dollars. John Mamone (Mah-MOAN-ee), who lives west of Delray Beach, has pleaded not guilty to conspiracy to commit health care fraud and is free on bail. Prosecutors say Mamone helped run loan-sharking, money-laundering and marijuana-smuggling operations in the 1980s and 1990s before being sent to prison. He then testified against other organized crime figures, receiving a spot in the witness protection program. The new fraud charges involve submitting phony bills for wrist, knee and shoulder braces.

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John Mamone faces federal charges of defrauding medicare of 3.8 million dollars

Dolphins coach Brian Flores gave an endorsement of quarterback Tua Tagovailoa on Friday but stopped short of addressing speculation that the club is interested in trading for troubled Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson. Asked if he is committed to Tagovailoa for the rest of the 2021 season barring injury, Flores said, QUOTE “Barring injury, yeah.” 

Dolphins coach Brian Flores gave an endorsement of quarterback Tua Tagovailoa on Friday but stopped short of addressing speculation that the club is interested in trading for troubled Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson. Asked if he is committed to Tagovailoa for the rest of the 2021 season barring injury, Flores said, QUOTE &ldquo;Barring injury, yeah.&rdquo;&nbsp;

Brian Flores commits to Tua Tagovailoa for 2021 but won't rule out Deshaun Watson trade

On the surface, Dolphins receiver Mack Hollins seemed like a curious choice to be a captain. Picked up off waivers late in 2019, he figured to be in a fight for playing time on a deep receiving corps. Perhaps he shouldn’t have been. When the Dolphins turned to him against Jacksonville, Hollins responded with four receptions for 61 yards. Then, last weekend against Atlanta, he scored on a 4-yard reception to give Miami a short-lived 28-27 lead in the closing minutes. Hollins’ performances only hinted at reasons teammates voted him a captain. A more complete picture was on display Wednesday when he stepped to the podium and addressed the media, offering a frank take on the state of the 1-6 Dolphins and what it takes to snap out of this funk. 

On the surface, Dolphins receiver Mack Hollins seemed like a curious choice to be a captain. Picked up off waivers late in 2019, he figured to be in a fight for playing time on a deep receiving corps. Perhaps he shouldn&rsquo;t have been. When the Dolphins turned to him against Jacksonville, Hollins responded with four receptions for 61 yards. Then, last weekend against Atlanta, he scored on a 4-yard reception to give Miami a short-lived 28-27 lead in the closing minutes. Hollins&rsquo; performances only hinted at reasons teammates voted him a captain. A more complete picture was on display Wednesday when he stepped to the podium and addressed the media, offering a frank take on the state of the 1-6 Dolphins and what it takes to snap out of this funk.&nbsp;

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The John I. Leonard athletic community is mourning the sudden death of a "beloved" teacher and high school football coach. Carey McCray, 48, died suddenly on Monday due to complications from a recent medical condition. A social studies teacher the last six years, McCray recently served as the Lancers' defensive coordinator as well as the current head coach for the school's girls flag football program. John I. Leonard athletic director Jim Howell said "(McCray) poured his all into his students both in the classroom and on the athletic field. He was extremely influential, impactful and positive to not only our students but everyone he came in contact with." 

The John I. Leonard athletic community is mourning the sudden death of a "beloved" teacher and high school football coach. Carey McCray, 48, died suddenly on Monday due to complications from a recent medical condition. A social studies teacher the last six years, McCray recently served as the Lancers' defensive coordinator as well as the current head coach for the school's girls flag football program. John I. Leonard athletic director Jim Howell said "(McCray) poured his all into his students both in the classroom and on the athletic field. He was extremely influential, impactful and positive to not only our students but everyone he came in contact with."&nbsp;

John Mamone faces federal charges of defrauding medicare of 3.8 million dollars

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