Detectives find 8 women recovering from surgery in unlicensed Miami-Dade apartment with ‘hazardous waste’

MIAMI – After a girl known as the police to report that she was being held hostage, law enforcement officials walked into an condo on Tuesday in Miami-Dade County’s Fontainebleau neighborhood and located her and 7 others who have been recovering from surgical procedure, information present.

Law enforcement officials additionally met three staff who advised them Maidelys Sanchez paid them in money to take care of the ladies within the condo on the Royal Palm Condominiums, at 7771 NW seventh St., information present.

Detectives additionally realized that the ladies had paid from $1,600 to $2,100 for the care, in response to the arrest report.

Law enforcement officials arrested Sanchez, 38, who lives in Miami-Dade’s The Crossings neighborhood, at about 2:25 p.m., on Tuesday, within the condo that detectives described as “an unlicensed medical restoration facility” with “hazardous waste violations,” information present.

Anne Sosiak, a registered nurse with the Florida Company for Well being Care Administration, the state company liable for oversight of the state’s Medicaid program, advised detectives the company had issued Sanchez three earlier notices over the unlicensed exercise, in response to the arrest report.

Sanchez is going through expenses in three circumstances. Two of the circumstances with the police medical crimes unit have been for hazardous waste violations, litter, nuisances injurious to well being, and failure to trace biomedical waste.

The case with the police human trafficking unit was for working an assisted dwelling facility and not using a license, a first-degree felony. Miami-Dade corrections officers launched Sanchez on a $27,000 bond on Wednesday, information present.

Sanchez’s arraignment listening to is scheduled for 9 a.m., on April 27, and Miami-Dade County Circuit Decide Daryl E. Trawick might be presiding over the three circumstances, in response to court docket information

Detectives have been asking anybody with details about the case to name Miami-Dade County Crime Stoppers at 305-471-8477.