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Patrick Hauf
@PatrickHauf
Investigative reporter for @SpotlightMdNews - a partnership between @FOXBaltimore @BaltimoreSun @7NewsDC | UMD alum | Tips: pjhauf@sbgtv.com 🇺🇸 🇻🇦
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A Baltimore City school board member failed to disclose his leadership roles for organizations that received more than $100,000 in taxpayer money from the school system he was responsible for overseeing, according to records obtained by @SpotlightMDNews
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Every glib, arrogant, virtue-signalling celebrity who’s broadcast the lie that kids will kill themselves if not allowed to transition deserves to have this read aloud to them non-stop through a megaphone for a year.
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The highest paid Maryland state employee is a football coach who stinks at coaching football. I’ve watched so many humiliating Maryland football losses as a kid, UMD student and adult. Some things never change. Will they ever be a serious contender? Certainly not with Mike Locksley.
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Michael Locksley in "big" home games at Maryland: 2019: W 63-20 vs. No. 21 Syracuse 2019: L 59-0 vs. No. 12 Penn State 2019: L 38-7 vs. No. 14 Michigan 2021: L 51-14 vs. No. 5 Iowa 2021: L 31-14 vs. No. 22 Penn State 2021: L 59-18 vs. No. 8 Michigan 2022: L 31-29 vs. Purdue 2022: L 43-30 vs. No. 2 Ohio State 2023: L 27-24 vs. Illinois 2023: L 51-15 vs. No. 9 Penn State 2023: L 31-24 vs. No. 2 Michigan 2024: L 27-24 vs. Michigan State 2024: L 37-10 vs. Northwestern 2024: W 29-28 vs. USC 2024: L 31-17 vs. Rutgers 2024: L 29-13 vs. Iowa 2025: L 24-20 vs. Washington 2025: L 34-31 vs. Nebraska 2025: L 55-10 vs. No. 2 Indiana 2025: L 45-20 vs. No. 18 Michigan Can Virginia Tech become another rare addition to the win column?
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Just to recap what happened here. 1) Illegal alien from Guinea is caught and released at the AZ border by the Biden admin in 2023. 2) He’s arrested by NYPD in June in sanctuary NYC for sexually assaulting a minor & is released. 3) Now charged w/ raping his female underage teen passenger as a rideshare driver in Maryland. Failure at every level & yet another example of a crime that should have never been able to happen in the first place.
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BREAKING: DHS confirms to @FoxNews that a rideshare driver arrested in Montgomery County, MD for allegedly kidnapping & raping an underage girl during a ride is an illegal alien from the African country of Guinea who was caught & released at the AZ border by the Biden admin in 2023. He also has a prior rap sheet of sexually assaulting a minor in NYC from earlier this year. DHS says Abdoulaye Dia of Lanham crossed the border illegally into Lukevilke, AZ on December 21, 2023 (one of the days my team and I were there doing live shots showing masses of African men crossing illegally), but was released into the U.S. by Border Patrol. Dia was arrested by NYPD on June 10th for sexual abuse by forcible compulsion, forcible touching – sexual/intimate parts of another person, injure child less than 17, and sexual abuse without consent. He’s now been arrested by police in Maryland for allegedly kidnapping and raping an underage teen girl during an Empower rideshare in which he was the driver. Police say he took her to a parking lot and raped her in his vehicle, and they believe there are more victims.
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'FUTILE EXERCISE': Annapolis PD fired back when asked for an interview as part of our ongoing investigation into Maryland Sen. C. Anthony Muse hitting a car and then parking on a tree. We have learned much more about what happened that night, but more questions are emerging.
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Five home health care companies in Washington, D.C., received $820.5 million in taxpayer-funded Medicaid payments years after local regulators moved to terminate them from the program over “credible allegations of fraud.”
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This is a similar pattern I came across with the HeroCare case. Curtis Kurkova's brother, who also legally changed his last name, started a separate entity called Hero Healthcare Group in 2025. It shared a phone number with Kurkova's company and provided the same type of respiratory equipment. Leads you to wonder if these healthcare schemes are a family affair.
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Less than two years after Florence Bikundi was arrested for committing more than $80 million in Medicaid fraud, her brother, Ernest Igwacho, started receiving Medicaid funding through a separate but connected company. @SpotlightMDNews 🧵
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COMING UP: A company connected to one of Washington, D.C.'s largest Medicaid fraud cases went on to receive at least $68.8 million through Medicaid. Years later, inspectors found the company "failed to report fraudulent activities." Spotlight on Maryland reporter @PatrickHauf follows the money. WATCH on @FOXBaltimore and @7NewsDC READ in the @baltimoresun
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Another great journalist you need to follow, also an alum of the @FreeBeacon school of investigative journos.
DC MEDICAID FRAUD INVESTIGATION: Five home health care companies in D.C. received $820.5 million in tax-funded Medicaid payments years after local regulators moved to terminate them from the program over “credible allegations of fraud.” @FOXBaltimore
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Pete Alonso receives a curtain call in his old ballpark after hitting his 300th career home run
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