Ex-wife of Greenville DPS director facing prison for fraud

GREENVILLE, Mich. (WOOD) — The ex-wife of the former director for the  Greenville Public Safety Department faces as much as four years in  prison when she is sentenced on multiple counts of heath care fraud.

A jury deliberated for about five hours Thursday following a  three-day trial in Kent County Circuit Court where she was charged with  eight counts of filing a false claim as well as concealing information  and making a false claim.

She was found not guilty of seven counts of false claims but  convicted of the remaining charges. She will remain in jail until her  sentencing June 22.

Christine Reiss was married to Mark Reiss, the former public safety  director until their 2014 divorce. However, she allegedly remained on  his Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan city-provided insurance.

The couple is accused of defrauding the insurance corporation out of $113,000 over 15 months.

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