USA INC. -Illinois businessman admits swindling hospital out of $2.5 million for N95 masks — and using it to buy Maseratis, pay credit-card bills - by Lukas Alpert

An Illinois businessman pleaded guilty to ripping off a hospital to the tune of $2.5 million by offering to sell it high-grade surgical masks, but not delivering and then using the money to buy Maseratis and a Range Rover.

Dennis Haggerty, Jr., of Burr Ridge, Ill., was accused of setting up a company, At Diagnostics, Inc., just as the COVID-19 pandemic was beginning in March 2020, to sell N95 respirator masks.An Illinois businessman pleaded guilty to ripping off a hospital to the tune of $2.5 million by offering to sell it high-grade surgical masks, but not delivering and then using the money to buy Maseratis and a Range Rover.

Dennis Haggerty, Jr., of Burr Ridge, Ill., was accused of setting up a company, At Diagnostics, Inc., just as the COVID-19 pandemic was beginning in March 2020, to sell N95 respirator masks.

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