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A 26-year-old nurse practitioner in Detroit, Maniya Miller, faces serious charges after allegedly stealing controlled substances from a nursing home patient and falsifying medical records to cover it up. Arraigned on Friday, she’s accused of larceny, record tampering, and illegal drug possession. Michigan’s Attorney General Dana Nessel condemned the act, stressing that nurses must protect the vulnerable—and such crimes won’t be tolerated. Miller’s bond is $5,000, with her next court date set for August 19. If convicted on all counts, she could face up to 12 years in prison. This case joins a troubling trend of medical record fraud in Michigan, including incidents tied to patient deaths and even an explosion—underscoring the gravity of these offenses.

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