Over the three years before the phony clinic opened, payroll records show Jackson was paid by the state – with overtime – between $119,000 and $141,000. Her state income dropped to as low as $25,000 after the phony clinics opened. She was arrested and fired by the state in 2018. For about half the last ten years, she didn’t file federal tax returns.
State social worker gets prison for elaborate Medicaid fraud – Hartford Courant