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The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky has issued an arrest warrant for Eric C. Conn, a prominent former east Kentucky lawyer who pleaded guilty in March for his role in a massive federal disability fraud scheme.
Conn removed his electronic monitoring device, according to a press release from Louisville's FBI branch Saturday, and his location is currently unknown.
Conn once ran one of the largest disability practices in the nation and became known throughout Kentucky after promoting his firm though memorable billboards, commercials with "Conn's hotties," and the moniker "Mr. Social Security." He was indicted for his role in a $550 million social security fraud scheme in April 2016 and later pleaded guilty in March 2017 to stealing from the Social Security Administration and bribing a federal judge.
Arrest warrant issued for prominent former east Kentucky lawyer Eric Conn
Get the lowlife.
Conn removed his electronic monitoring device, according to a press release from Louisville's FBI branch Saturday, and his location is currently unknown.
Conn once ran one of the largest disability practices in the nation and became known throughout Kentucky after promoting his firm though memorable billboards, commercials with "Conn's hotties," and the moniker "Mr. Social Security." He was indicted for his role in a $550 million social security fraud scheme in April 2016 and later pleaded guilty in March 2017 to stealing from the Social Security Administration and bribing a federal judge.
Arrest warrant issued for prominent former east Kentucky lawyer Eric Conn
Get the lowlife.
