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HUNTSVILLE, AL (WAFF) -
A Huntsville woman has to repay Tennessee for stolen medical services, pharmacy services and food stamps.
30-year-old Shauntaye Mayo pleaded guilty to three counts of TennCare fraud, one count of theft of services and one count of food stamp fraud.
Investigators said Mayo, her mother and aunt made false statements in order to qualify for food stamps and TennCare. Investigators said the women were not eligible for the programs and lied to become eligible.
Mayo is required to repay more than $23,000 to TennCare and more than $14,000 to the Department of Human Services.
Mayo's mother and aunt were both charged with TennCare fraud for helping Mayo.
Shauntaye Mayo
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