Jonathan Dunning, the former CEO of Birmingham Health Care, was sentenced to 18 years in prison for his role in a $13.5 million fraud case.
Prosecutors had previously recommended a 27-year sentence for Dunning, who plans to appeal the sentence, according to AL.com.
Dunning was charged with diverting more than $14 million in federal grant money to his privately-owned companies. The funding that was diverted was meant to provide heath care to the poor and homeless at Birmingham Health Care and Central…
Jonathan Dunning, the former CEO of Birmingham Health Care, was sentenced to 18 years in prison for his role in a $13.5 million fraud case.
Prosecutors had previously recommended a 27-year sentence for Dunning, who plans to appeal the sentence, according to AL.com.
Dunning was charged with diverting more than $14 million in federal grant money to his privately-owned companies. The funding that was diverted was meant to provide heath care to the poor and homeless at Birmingham Health Care and Central…