Florida man Lazaro Hernandez allegedly defrauded the FDA and illegally distributed $230 of tampered HIV drugs to patients all over the United States.
The indictment states that between 2019 and 2021, the pharmaceutical distributors ended up paying Hernandez and those involved in the scheme more than $230 million for the illegal HIV medicine. Hernandez laundered the money through several Miami corporations.
Hernandez is charged with conspiracy to deliver into interstate commerce adulterated and misbranded drugs, conspiracy to traffic in medical products with false documentation, conspiracy to commit money laundering, and specific money laundering offenses.If convicted of the charges, he faces a maximum total penalty of more than 100 years in prison.
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