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Woman arrested for allegedly selling fake doctor’s notes to students

/ 06:03 PM November 05, 2019

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A woman was arrested after she was accused of selling fake doctor’s notes to students so they could be excused from their classes.

Belinda Gail Fondren, who works at a medical clinic in Louisiana, USA, allegedly sold the false medical notes to high school students, as per Fox affiliate KPLC last Wednesday, Oct. 30.

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That Fondren sold fake excuses was “common knowledge” at the Evans High School, where her daughter attends classes. As per report, two students purchased 14 fake excuses from Fondren.

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According to Vernon Parish Sheriff Sam Craft, the 52-year-old reportedly sold the fake doctor’s notes for $20 (about P1,000) each.

Fondren was arrested after a physician (unidentified in the report) received a call from the Vernon Parish School Board about the said notes. He then explained to authorities that he had not authorized the said excuses.

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She was detained on a charge of filing or maintaining false public records with a bond of $15,000 (around P755,900), as per New York Daily News on Nov. 1.

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Fondren faces up to five years in prison if she is found guilty as charged.  Ryan Arcadio /ra

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