At this time, Rapraeger is believed to have acted alone and without the knowledge of any radiologist or other physician, Ashford said. However, Perry police Chief George Potter noted that the investigation remains open, and Ashford noted that should any others be found to be involved, those people could face possible indictment.
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Victor Moldovan, an Atlanta attorney representing Houston Healthcare, previously said the discovery of an anomaly April 2 resulted in a radiation technician coming forward April 5 confessing that she signed off on mammograms as if she were the radiologist. The woman, now identified in the indictment as Rapraeger, was sent home that afternoon and dismissed April 6, he said.
The Perry police investigation was initiated in April to determine whether any criminal activity occurred, with the findings then turned over to the district attorney’s office for review, police said.
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Moldovan’s office released a news release late Tuesday afternoon from Cary Martin, interim president and chief executive officer for Houston Healthcare.
“Perry Hospital has completed its own internal review of the radiology department and also concluded that Ms. Rapraeger acted alone,” Martin said in the news release. “Perry Hospital supports the district attorney’s decision to proceed with a criminal indictment.”
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“We at Perry Hospital and Houston Healthcare sincerely regret the actions of Ms. Rapraeger and the consequences such actions have brought by her unauthorized and inexplicable acts,” Martin said in the news release.