Wmata Train Operator Sentenced In $360K AFLAC Fraud
Posted August 8, 2026
WMATA train operator Michelle Shropshire was sentenced to 24 months in federal prison for leading a four-year AFLAC fraud scheme. Prosecutors said she recruited coworkers, forged doctors' signatures, and helped file false disability and health care claims that cost AFLAC at least $362,035.14. She was ordered to pay restitution and forfeiture, and six other WMATA employees have pleaded guilty in related cases.
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