Torino Jennings, a Virginia doctor, never met or examined any of the thousands of people he issued muscle relaxant prescriptions to over the Internet, and he shortchanged the Internal Revenue Service by not reporting the total amount of income he made on the lucrative side job, according to federal authorities who issued an 11-count indictment against him. (Full article: 214 words)
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