 The Justice Department tonight has announced a sweeping crackdown on health care schemes that fraudulently charged about $3 billion. CBS News correspondent Scott McFarland. This is a nationwide health care fraud enforcement action by the Department of Justice. Here at DOJ headquarters, the Attorney General says there are 193 defendants, including about 76 doctors and nurse practitioners. They're accused of fleecing taxpayers for services or pills that weren't needed. In some cases, the defendants are accused of running pill mills through telehealth services.