An Anchorage dentist captured on video extracting a patient’s tooth as he rode a hoverboard was sentenced to 12 years for Medicaid fraud and other crimes.
Seth Lookhart’s antics “darn near killed some people,” Alaska Superior Court Judge Michael Wolverton said at sentencing Monday.
“And then, after that,” the judge said, “you bragged about it in your texts.”
The 2016 hoverboard stunt, which took place as Lookhart performed a tooth
The Alaska dentist was sentenced after he was convicted on 46 counts of defrauding the federal Medicaid program.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Editor’s Note: The video above is from Jan. 21, 2020.
An Alaska dentist convicted on 46 counts of defrauding the federal Medicaid program has been sentenced to 12 years in prison.
Seth Lookhart, 35, was also filmed riding a hoverboard during a procedure on a patient who was under
An Anchorage dentist who extracted a patient’s tooth while on a hoverboard was sentenced Monday to 12 years in prison for dozens of charges including Medicaid fraud.
Seth Lookhart was captured on video extracting the tooth from the unconscious patient. Anchorage Superior Court Judge Michael Wolverton said Monday that Lookhart nearly killed several patients by frequently sedating them for extended periods of time.
“In reviewing all this over and over
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