If at first, you don’t succeed, get arrested again.
For the second time in as many weeks, Krista Szewczyk was arrested for posing as a dentist reports AJC.com.
During the course of the investigation of her illegal practice, Szewczyk allegedly pulled teeth, applied fillings, replaced crowns and wrote prescriptions for pain medicine without possessing neither a medical license or minimally a dental hygienist license.
Cops apprehended Szewcyzk during a routine traffic stop according to AJC.
At noon, Cobb County deputies arrested Szewczyk for driving with an expired tag, the Cobb Sheriff’s Office said. That’s when deputies saw Szewczyk’s warrant and she was booked into jail. She was charged with practicing dentistry without a license, her jail record showed, and she was later released on $5,000 bond.
On Aug. 23, Szewczyk was arrested after a Paulding grand jury indicted her on 48 counts, including 40 counts of practicing dentistry without a license, three counts of writing unlawful prescriptions, one count of forgery and three counts of insurance fraud.
After appearing in court Szewczyk posted bond while awaiting trial.
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