09-26-2009, 09:18 AM
Don?Dresden Wrote:Here's a great example of how the well-motivated mental case can create havoc in the health care professions, without need of a bogus diploma vendor:
Didn't these criminals get the memo? Don't they realize they are proving how nonsensical all the hysterical comments about fake doctors with fake degrees are? Don't they know they are embarrassing the genius cartel shills Gollum and Klempner?
Listen, you criminals, get with the program! Start buying fake degrees so when you get caught illegally practicing medicine the charlatans can hold you out as a reason why all unaccredited schools should be closed.?
And if you are going to sell fake cancer cures, ask gay boy pornographer and quack coffee enema vendor Chip White the correct way to avoid criminal prosecution. Hint: ?Habla Espa?ol?
Fake doc charged after claiming cure to cancer
Quote:The Associated Press
Posted: 09/25/2009 11:26:31 AM PDT
Updated: 09/25/2009 11:26:31 AM PDT
SANTA ANA, Calif.--Orange County prosecutors have charged a Las Vegas man with multiple felony counts after he allegedly claimed he could cure cancer, AIDS and heart failure with vitamins and urged patients to stop chemotherapy.
Daryn Peterson was arrested Thursday on charges of unauthorized practice of medicine, operating an HMO without a license, treating cancer without a license and offering an unapproved drug for cancer treatment.
Prosecutors say they launched an investigation into Peterson after an article on his practice appeared in The Orange County Register in June.
The 37-year-old Peterson, who was being held on $20,000 bail, is not licensed by the Medical Board of California.
He has not made an initial court appearance and it wasn't clear Friday if Peterson had retained an attorney.