
Owner of Louisiana nursing homes indicted on 15 felony charges after residents died at temporary hurricane shelter last year
CNN
Bob Glynn Dean was the owner of seven nursing homes across Louisiana that evacuated to a warehouse in Independence prior to Hurricane Ida last year.
Bob Glynn Dean was arrested and charged with eight felony counts of cruelty to persons with infirmities, five felony counts of Medicaid fraud and two felony counts of obstruction of justice, according to a Wednesday news release from Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry.
Five of the seven deaths at the warehouse shelter were considered storm-related, state health officials said. In total, more than 800 residents were taken to the facility ahead of the storm.

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